Speaking

Diane Sieg is passionate about bringing resilience to organizations through her Resilience Academy, which includes keynotes, half-day and full-day seminars, Resilience Challenges, retreats, and coaching. All topics are designed for nursing staff and leaders and can be given live in-person or virtually.

Diane offers 5 different experiences to empower your nurses and nurse leaders:

  • Connect, Engage and Energize with Self-Leadership!
  • Leading with Well-Being
  • Building a Culture of Well-Being
  • BURNOUT: ONE Thing You Can Do Now
  • Physician Burnout: What Can You Do NOW

Leading with Resilience in Challenging Times

With record-high rates of burnout, turnover, and disengagement these challenging times require resiliency, and it all starts with leadership. The resilient leader continues to grow and learn about themselves while modeling compassion, engagement, and self-advocacy. Attendees will learn and experience resilience practices that can be applied immediately to themselves and taken back to staff to help create and sustain a resilient culture at the unit, department, and organizational level.

Learning Objectives:

  • Define resilience and the critical role it plays in healthcare leadership
  • Differentiate resilient and resistant leadership
  • Identify and experience 3 resilience skills
  • Participate in a follow-up Resilience Challenge

Not only does Diane have a charismatic presence but she is a very engaging speaker with material that is well thought out, relevant, entertaining, and thought provoking. My team, as well as myself, left that day feeling renewed with a fresh perspective on work-life balance and better positioned to turn chaos into calm.

SeDessie, RN, BSN, MHA
Nurse Manager, Concurrent Review and Care Transitions at San Francisco Health Plan

Chaos to CALM with Resilience!

Chaos in healthcare today impacts 80% of healthcare providers. The signs and symptoms of burnout, suffering from physical, emotional, or mental exhaustion, undermine motivation, and leave a sense of hopelessness. Resilience skills are needed today more than ever. Resilience is the ability to bounce back in adversity and also the skill to grow and learn about ourselves in every situation.

Learning Objectives:

  • Define resilience and the critical role it plays in today’s healthcare provider
  • Differentiate resilience and resistance
  • Identify and experience 3 resilience skills
  • Participate in a follow-up Resilience Challenge
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The Nursing Leadership Conference at the University of Southern Indiana had the pleasure of experiencing how to go from chaos to calm using practical strategies presented by Diane Sieg. Comments included, Diane was very professional, funny, engaging. I was impressed with her, Diane was excellent! I really enjoyed her way of instructing, teaching, and sharing.

Mary Ann Allen, MSN, RN-BC
Coordinator, Center for Health Professions Lifelong Learning
College of Nursing and Health Professions
University of Southern Indiana

Self-Leadership in a Pandemic (and Every Other Crisis)

Strong and effective leaders know how to lead themselves first. Crisis in healthcare today exposes our vulnerabilities, requiring us to slow down, evaluate, and improve our systems, professionally and personally. Self-leadership starts with leaders who empower their staff, organizations, and communities.

Learning Objectives:

  • Define self-leadership and the critical role it plays in healthcare today
  • Understand how self-leadership benefits the caregiver, patient, and organization
  • Identify self-leadership tools
  • Participate in a follow-up Resilience Challenge

Diane is a very engaging speaker who tailors her presentation to the group she is speaking to. Her presentation was just what the Arkansas nurse leaders needed to get refreshed and rejuvenated to engage our teams.

Alesha Collins, RN, MSN,
CNO, Howard Memorial Hospital
President, Arkansas Organization Nurse Leaders

Building Resilience with Compassion

Compassion is a critical resilience skill, helping healthcare providers manage stress by changing daily routines, perspectives, and expectations. Studies show compassion is an antidote to burnout, improves patient outcomes, and drives hospital revenues. Self-compassion has been shown to protect caregivers from compassion fatigue and increase satisfaction in one’s caregiving role.

Learning Objectives

  • Define resilience and the critical role it plays in healthcare providers today
  • Understand how compassion benefits the care provider, patient, and organization
  • Differentiate compassion, empathy, and sympathy as it relates to healthcare providers
  • Participate in a follow-up Resilience Challenge

Diane was a BIG HIT as the keynote speaker at our Annual Case Management Conference! Numerous attendees personally relayed to me they felt Diane was speaking directly to them because she helped identify the need for change and provided the tools to take that first step.

Meredith Trujillo, RN, MSN, ACM, IQCI
Chapter President, American Case Management Association Northern CA

Physician Burnout: What You Can Do NOW

According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, we lose 300-400 physicians by suicide each year. Physician burnout is at record-highs as they struggle to maintain the value and joy that brought them to medicine. Attendees will learn resilience skills to cope with the changing landscape of healthcare and how to restore a sense of purpose and meaning to the practice of medicine.

Learning Objectives:

  • Describe burnout and its prevalence among physicians
  • Define resilience and its application to physicians
  • Identify tools which build resilience and restore joy for medical practice
  • Participate in a follow-up Resilience Challenge
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I don't usually go for these kind of things, but today resonated with me. You gave me some concrete things to do and ways to do them and spoke with such authority, I believe you and am going to try them. Thank you.

Physician, Houston Methodist Sugarland Hospital

The Well-Being Coaching Initiative

The WBCI helps healthcare organizations create a Culture of Well-Being, which attracts and retains high-performing staff. Internal Coaches and Champions are trained to empower staff at the unit and organizational level and is proven to improve Well-Being and Turnover up to 30%.

© 2024 Diane Sieg

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The Well-Being Coaching Initiative

The WBCI helps healthcare organizations create a Culture of Well-Being, which attracts and retains high-performing staff. Internal Coaches and Champions are trained to empower staff at the unit and organizational level and is proven to improve Well-Being and Turnover up to 30%.

© 2024 Diane Sieg

National Speakers Association CPA | Diane Sieg

The Well-Being Coaching Initiative

The WBCI helps healthcare organizations create a Culture of Well-Being, which attracts and retains high-performing staff. Internal Coaches and Champions are trained to empower staff at the unit and organizational level and is proven to improve Well-Being and Turnover up to 30%.