Kirkwood Community College - Spring Instructor Showcase

Source - Kirkwood Community College

Why It Matters

By equipping professionals with both awareness and actionable strategies, this session supports a shift from reactive, obligation-driven work to intentional, aligned performance.

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Cooperate Training - Boundary setting for sustainable performance - April 2026

Overview

On April 8, 2026, Fifth Season Consulting presented at the Kirkwood Community College Spring Instructor Showcase, delivering a session on Boundary Setting in the Workplace. The session focused on helping professionals prevent burnout while maintaining performance and opportunities for growth.

The Opportunity

Many professionals experience burnout not from one major decision, but from consistently overcommitting and saying “yes” beyond their capacity.

Attendees needed practical tools to:

  • Protect their time and energy

  • Reduce overwhelm

  • Navigate workplace expectations with greater clarity

Approach

The session combined education with experiential learning, including:

  • Nervous system regulation techniques (breathwork and simple movement) to improve focus and retention

  • A clear framework for defining and communicating boundaries

  • Guided reflection on values, priorities, and capacity

Participants explored practical questions such as:

  • Is this my responsibility?

  • Do I have the capacity right now?

  • Does this align with my goals and values?

Impact

Attendees left with tools to:

  • Set clear, sustainable boundaries

  • Improve communication and decision-making

  • Reduce burnout and emotional exhaustion

The session reinforced a key message: boundaries are not barriers—they are guidelines for aligning energy with meaningful work

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