SERVICES

Sessions focus on various topics, non-profit collaborations, networking, including self-esteem, self-awareness, motivation, self-value, problem-solving skills, communication skills, conflict-resolution skills, and leadership abilities. All educational programs, workshops, and retreats are free for all participants.

WHOW™ agrees with the words from author Dr. Kurt Senske of Christian Approach to Organizational Leadership^[1] when he says that “people at all levels of an organization, from the boardroom to the individual… are searching to connect their faith and values to their professional lives in a way that brings both personal fulfillment and organizational success.” Dr. Senske knows that what is lacking, however, is a framework or blueprint that provides guidance for taking the “whole self” to work.

Dr. Senske continues: “Christians often lack the framework and language that helps them put their faith-based principles into practice at the workplace. Despite their good intentions, a myriad of workplace pressures and daily obstacles prevent them from achieving this goal.” The Organization’s program services provides a framework to help these individuals take their “whole selves to work” by providing opportunities for-profit and non-profit organizations to support and help their communities by participating in various task forces that are listed under each program.

The Facilitators and Task Force Members of WHOW™ are experienced professionals and paraprofessionals with the skills and competencies that enable them to help with program services and designs. Each Lead Facilitator or Task Force Member has personal experience with the subject matter they are involved with.