Psychology and the Workplace 2025 - The Anatomy of Motivation - 19 November 2025 (On Demand)
1.25 CPD Hours
Description
This webinar dissects the psychology of motivation, cutting through myths and quick fixes to reveal what truly drives — and quietly erodes — performance in law, finance, accounting, and HR
We talk about motivation all the time — but rarely stop to ask: what exactly are we trying to spark? What really drives people (and what doesn’t)?
This webinar dissects the inner workings of motivation from a scientific, behavioural, and emotional perspective — and uncovers why traditional strategies often backfire in high-performing, high-pressure environments like law, finance, and HR.
Grounded in Self-Determination Theory, neuroscience, cognitive load theory, and emotional intelligence, this session is designed for professionals who want to lead with insight — not guesswork.
ORIGINAL BROADCAST DATE
19 November 2025
LEARNING OUTCOMES
You’ll walk away with a clearer understanding of:
- What actually fuels sustained motivation (and what kills it quietly)
- Why People Switch Off and How to Bring Them Back to Life
- How purpose, autonomy, and perceived competence interact in teams
- Why employees labelled as “lazy” are often overloaded, misaligned, or unseen
- What your own motivational patterns say about your leadership habits
SUITED TO
Professionals and team leaders in law, accounting, finance, HR, or small departments — especially those in firms without dedicated HR or training functions, looking to build team effectiveness and drive better collaboration.
PRESENTER
Camelia Petrus, Founder and Lead Facilitator, Core Purpose Ltd
Camelia Petrus is the Lead Facilitator at Core Purpose Ltd. Drawing on workplace psychology and emotional intelligence, she delivers science-based programmes, coaching, workshops, and speaking engagements that help professionals stay sharp, ethical, and resilient in today’s workplace.