Thrive at Work (Individuals)


The ‘Thrive at Work’ course teaches you the skills to overcome and grow through work challenges.

You can’t always control your circumstances, but you can control your life and thrive!

You will learn to :

  • adopt a solution focused approach to work challenges
  • use effective tools to help reframe challenging emotions & unhelpful thoughts
  • identify tasks you love to do and integrate them (easily) into your role
  • uncover outdated beliefs and ‘hidden’ opportunities in your current situation
  • overcome fears and draw on your strengths
  • set constructive boundaries
  • communicate in effective and influential ways
  • plan your present (and future) job satisfaction & growth

  • A personal (one-on-one) training course comprising of five sessions (50 minutes each) spaced 1 week apart, generally conducted online
  • Opportunity to focus on your unique situation
  • Safe, confidential environment
  • The trainer facilitates through this series of 5 structured sessions
  • Each session teaches helpful ideas with practical, interactive activities
  • Session resources – including printable worksheets – that can be reused for the future
  • (Note: the course can be taught in small groups but requires longer session times. Please inquire if you are interested).

Kathryn Owler (PhD) has had a lifelong interest in vocational experience, specialising in job crafting and workplace wellbeing. She has researched and written a good deal on the subject including published academic research, magazine articles, blogs and a memoir.

Kathryn has considerable experience as a trainer, facilitator and coach in a range of contexts – both within Joyworkz and in other roles. She has a passion for helping individuals thrive in their work. The Thrive at Work course is based on her research and is structured in a very practical way. Kathryn’s training approach is sensitive, fun and supportive.

(See Kathryn’s LinkedIn profile for a sample of her research publications on workplace wellbeing).



  • feel more alive and engaged
  • grow in your role or organisation
  • increase your wellbeing
  • maintain a sense of purpose
  • re-find lost passion
  • identify new areas of growth
  • reflect on current and future direction
  • retain talented staff
  • build a positive team culture
  • encourage staff accountability
  • invest in a practical alternative to EAP
  • Note: comparable to EAP costings.