Civility in Action: Fostering Trust & Respect
Build skills to recognize and address uncivil behavior while maintaining respect and productive dialogue.
Psychological safety shows up in the moments people decide whether to speak up or stay silent.
This training helps employees recognize how everyday behaviors, communication patterns, and team dynamics influence whether others feel comfortable contributing ideas, questions, and concerns. Learners build the awareness and communication skills needed to respond thoughtfully, strengthen trust, and create environments where participation and collaboration can thrive.
SHIFT helps you equip employees to strengthen trust, communication, and participation in team settings.
of business leaders say psychologically safe teams improve productivity and innovation
of workers in low psychological safety environments are more likely to experience workplace injury or absence
lost annually due to lack of effective collaboration and engagement in workplaces
When employees hesitate to speak up, ask questions, or share ideas, teams lose valuable insight and opportunities to improve. Building Psychological Safety for High-Performing Teams helps employees recognize how everyday communication choices influence participation, trust, and collaboration, building the awareness and judgment needed to create stronger, more connected teams.
Building Psychological Safety for High-Performing Teams helps employees understand how team dynamics influence performance, collaboration, and communication outcomes. Through interactive scenarios and real-world examples, learners explore how trust is built—or broken—through everyday interactions such as meetings, feedback conversations, and decision-making discussions.
The course provides practical tools employees can use to improve how they contribute in group settings, support open dialogue, and respond effectively when ideas, feedback, or concerns are shared.
Most training on psychological safety explains the concept without showing how it plays out in real team behavior. SHIFT’s approach focuses on what employees actually do in group interactions.
Learners practice recognizing moments where people hesitate, speak up, or disengage — and how their own responses can encourage stronger participation or unintentionally shut it down.
Erika Whyte
VP, Director Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
SHIFT’s training is designed not just to introduce concepts, but to show how workplace behavior directly affects communication, collaboration, and decision-making in team environments.
The result is employees who contribute more effectively in group settings and help improve how teams communicate, decide, and collaborate in real time
Psychological safety refers to how comfortable employees feel speaking up, sharing ideas, and asking questions during team interactions without fear of negative consequences.
Supervisors and non-supervisory employees. The course focuses on everyday team interactions that affect collaboration and participation.
Approximately 20 minutes, with self-paced interactive scenarios.
It is highly practical. The course focuses on real team situations such as meetings, feedback exchanges, and collaboration challenges.
Yes. The course provides actionable strategies that employees can use immediately in team discussions and collaborative settings.