Steve Andrews
The Science of Feeling Safe and Why It Really Matters
Seattle, Washington, United States
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Steve is a frequent and engaging keynoter, speaker, and trainer at over 150 events across North America, speaking to diverse audiences including families and individuals, business leaders, healthcare professionals, and the United States Military. Steve is passionate about the human sciences and wellbeing. He is currently writing a book. Having spent over 20 years as a passionate technologist, he also speaks about cognitive accessibility.
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What Neurobiology Has Taught Me About Leadership
This engaging presentation delves into the intersection of neuroscience and leadership, focusing on the neurobiology of feeling safe. Steve shares personal experiences and lessons learned about creating environments that foster trust and psychological safety within teams. Attendees gain practical insights into incorporating neuroscience-based strategies into their leadership approach, fostering a more inclusive and productive work environment.
Introduction to Cognitive Accessibility
In this introductory talk we delve into the realm of cognitive accessibility—an often overlooked but crucial aspect of creating inclusive products and services. From understanding the fundamentals to exploring the significance of cognitive accessibility in user experience, this talk aims to equip attendees with the knowledge and tools to seamlessly integrate cognitive accessibility considerations into their development processes from the start. Participants will gain a profound understanding of why cognitive accessibility matters, how it impacts end-users, and leave with practical takeaways to enhance their products and services for broad accessibility.
How Discovering I Am Autistic Changed My Life
In this enlightening talk, Steve shares his transformative journey of self-discovery following his Autism diagnosis. From navigating societal expectations and office politics to embracing neurodiversity, he reflects on the profound impact of understanding neurological differences. This exploration extends beyond personal insights, shedding light on how embracing neurodiversity can actively contribute to creating more inclusive and supportive workplaces for everyone. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the challenges and triumphs of being Autistic, while uncovering the potential for positive change in workplace dynamics that benefits individuals of all neurotypes.
Embarking on a Journey of Self-Kindness
In this empowering talk, Steve shares his personal journey of cultivating self-kindness and self-compassion. Drawing on neurobiology and psychology, childhood development, and lessons from overcoming personal challenges, attendees are inspired to embark on their own path of self-discovery and kindness. The talk explores the profound impact of self-compassion on individual wellbeing and provides practical tools for individuals seeking to be kinder, gentler, and more gracious with themselves.
Bringing Our Inner Child to Work Day
Unraveling the intricate relationship between our metaphorical inner child and workplace dynamics, this talk delves into how unexamined childhood wounds, unhealthy attachments, and subconscious patterns shape how we think, feel, and act in our professional lives. By shedding light on these oft-hidden yet powerful forces, we emphasize the pivotal role of gaining insight into ourselves. Attendees will explore how this awareness becomes a transformative catalyst, paving the way to bring a more authentic, empowered self to the workplace. Participants will depart with practical strategies to enhance workplace wellbeing by cultivating self-awareness and embracing their authentic selves.
The Science of Navigating High-Conflict, High-Crisis Scenarios
In this talk, we explore the transformative power of nervous system regulation in high-conflict, high-crisis scenarios. Grounded in a scientific understanding of the human nervous system's response to distress, we delve into neurobiology and nervous system management techniques. The talk emphasizes the pitfalls of power-oriented crisis management and highlights the benefits of de-escalation, from nervous system grounding techniques to fostering collaborative problem-solving. Attendees will leave with practical insights on implementing empathy-driven techniques to improve outcomes for everyone in challenging situations.
Steve Andrews
The Science of Feeling Safe and Why It Really Matters
Seattle, Washington, United States
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