Webinar description:

Used well, AI has the potential to elevate human performance, creativity, and meaning at work. Used poorly, it risks creating workplaces that feel automated, transactional, and uninspiring. And despite all the advances in technology, one truth remains: people want to work with people.

Date: June 11, 2026 @ 10:00 BST

Learning objectives:

• Awareness – Mental Skills in the Age of AI

The real action happens in the interaction between humans and AI. Awareness helps us stay focused, intentional, and thoughtful in how we engage with AI tools rather than becoming passive users of them.

• Compassion – Emotional Intelligence in an AI World

AI can generate insights, but only humans can create connection. Compassion ensures we use AI in ways that help people feel seen, motivated, supported, and engaged.

• Wisdom – Curiosity in the Age of AI

Wisdom allows us to step back and ask better questions and to remain curious and open in the age of uncertainty, allowing us to tap into a growth mindset more often.

Ultimately, AI will either help us build purposeful, collaborative, psychologically safe workplaces — or it will slowly automate trust, meaning, and humanity out of the system.

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About the Presenter

Alan Lyons, Partner and Business Psychologist at KinchLyons

For over 25 years Alan has worked as a chartered coaching psychologist and internationally as a leadership coach, trainer and keynote speaker. Having started his career as a counselling psychologist, coupled with his  understanding of family therapy sees him applying the same behavioural science to team coaching. Alan describes himself as a ‘practitioner in action’, infusing the latest findings in psychology and solution focus  coaching to enable leaders to flourish and their team to journey toward healthy high performance