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Psychological Safety: Patterns from Child Psychology to Build Safety in Teams

In this presentation, ZXM’s Partner for Agile Enterprise Transformation, Matthew Hodgson, looks at psychological safety through the lens of a psychological, research-based approach to creating psychological safety – and an example of its use to deal with Agile team dysfunction, strengthen trust and help build a learning culture in teams.
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Matthew Hodgson

Matthew Hodgson

Matthew is the CEO and co-founder of Zen Ex Machina (ZXM) - an organisation dedicated to improving people's working lives through contemporary ways of working. Matthew is an author, keynote speaker and and a regular presenter on the international agile conference stage in Australia, USA, Asia and UK. He's highly regarded amongst his clients and peers for the unique approach he has brought to the industry focussing on scaled agile using organisational psychology, change and culture. Matthew is a Professional Scrum Trainer (PST), SAFe SPC, Certified Agile Leader (CAL-1), Certified Scrum Professional Product Owner and Scrum Master (CSP-PO and CSP-SM), and a certified Lego Serious Play facilitator.

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