
ROOTS
Train-The-Trainer Long-Term Care
Roots Training is an essential Team Building Series designed to empower Long-Term Care
Administrators and staff with the foundational skills to foster a positive, collaborative work
environment.
Building a Strong Foundation for Success and Growth
As part of The STRIVE program, this training emphasizes cultivating a strong and unified foundation—the roots—that supports and nurtures the growth of all other programs and initiatives within your organization.
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Why ROOTS matter
A strong, shared foundation is critical to sustaining meaningful change and ensuring that every team member feels valued and motivated. When the roots are healthy and well-nourished, the entire organization is poised to Thrive.
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The Foundation of Excellence: The Roots
The roots represent core values and behaviors that are pivotal for creating a thriving workplace culture:
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Respect: Honoring the dignity and contributions of every team member and resident.
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Responsibility: Owning one’s duties and actions with integrity.
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Communication: Engaging in open, honest, and effective dialogue across all levels.
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Cooperation: Working together positively to achieve common goals.
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Attitude: Maintaining a positive, solution-focused mindset.
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Accountability: Being answerable for outcomes and committed to continuous improvement.
These roots form the foundation on which successful teams and programs grow strong and resilient.
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Purpose and Impact
By focusing on these fundamental roots, administrators and staff will be better equipped to:
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Enhance team cohesion and morale
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Improve problem-solving and conflict resolution
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Foster inclusive leadership and supportive collaboration
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Create an environment where other STRIVE initiatives and specialized trainings can flourish
Training Format
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Train-the-Trainer model building internal capacity
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Interactive workshops and practical scenarios
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Tools and resources for ongoing team engagement and development
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In-service sessions tailored to the needs of long-term care settings
