About the webinar
In today’s workplace, conflict often isn’t about clashing personalities—it’s about overloaded minds. When cognitive bandwidth is maxed out, our ability to listen, regulate emotions, and problem-solve shrinks. Misunderstandings that could have been avoided escalate into unnecessary conflict, draining energy and damaging collaboration.
This webinar explores how information overload silently drives tension, and more importantly, how leaders and teams can create the mental space needed for calmer, clearer, and more constructive interactions.
Three takeaways:
Recognise the signs of overload in conflict
Learn strategies to reduce decision fatigue and prevent escalations
Build conflict-resilient teams by protecting cognitive capacity
About your trainer
“What do martial arts, environmental science, and Dutch directness have in common? A smarter way to beat overwhelm.”
80% of global workers experience information overload, contributing to daily stress. 36% of managers say they’re suffering from poor health due to the excessive amount of information they have to process at work.
Information overload is a serious concern for the workplace; affecting our productivity, decision-making, and work quality.
With over 15 years of experience as an environmental professional, Eve works with teams and leaders to effectively manage information overload to boost productivity and mental clarity in today’s fast-paced work environments. With a double Master’s Degree in environmental science and marine biology, Eve’s scientific background enables her to analyse and resolve the impact of the complexity of our work environment on our productivity. Her personal journey—from growing up in the Netherlands to living in remote Western Australia and now residing in Perth—has shaped her understanding of how our surroundings affect our mental capacity.
Outside her commitment to creating cognitive capacity, she’s happy in her martial arts uniform (3rd degree black belt in Korean Karate and the National Chair), or quality time with her dog Cargo.
