Brain Science-Based Solutions For Work

Why does change trigger anxiety—even when it's necessary? 

In this eye-opening episode, Dr. Britt Andreatta reveals the brain science behind our resistance to change and how leaders can turn that instinctive fear into focused adaptability. She explores how understanding the brain's response to change can help organizations navigate resistance and enhance adaptability. With the rapid pace of change in today's workplaces, Dr. Andreatta emphasizes the importance of humanistic values and practical strategies for leaders and managers to support their teams through transitions. The conversation also addresses the challenges of burnout and change fatigue, providing insights into how organizations can foster a healthier work environment.

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Key Points:

• Navigating Change with Brain Science
• Understanding Resistance in the Workplace
• Practical strategies for managers including navigation, connection, and motivation tools.

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Humans are adaptive and resilient. But the problem is we first have this biological response to change, that we see change as potential danger. And we only really settle down neurologically once we get enough information.” - Dr. Britt Andreatta

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If people with change fatigue don't get a break, then they cross over into burnout, which is a medically diagnosable state that often needs very intentional medical intervention to recover from. -  Dr. Britt Andreatta

The pandemic took the workforce and pushed it into high levels of burnout, which I'm still seeing play out because the only real cure for burnout is rest and relaxation. -  Dr. Britt Andreatta