Resilience Training for the Workplace
Resilience does not mean being immune to stress or sadness, rather it is about coping and ‘bouncing back’ from challenges and setbacks. Simplistic resilience thinking could assume that healthy people are like rubber bands. Like rubber bands, people come in different sizes and are subjected to different challenges. They also have different thickness and abilities to stretch shorter or longer.

Resilience is not a fixed trait within a person, it is a combination of attitudes, skills and behaviours that can be learned and developed. This means everyone can develop their resilience and, by extension, increase their sense of well-being and satisfaction with life.
What is Resilience Training
If we look at a definition of resilience in the context of work.
‘The capacity to manage the everyday stress of work and remain healthy, rebound and learn from unexpected setbacks and prepare for future challenges proactively’
- Kathryn McEwen
Resilience training has been shown to:
And for an individual:
Which can lead to:
Building Resilience for Employees
This one day course is split into 3 sessions and gives the delegate:
Format
We limit numbers to 16 people per course so that the instructor can keep people safe and supported while they learn
Takeaways
Everyone who completes the course gets:
Resilience for Managers 1 day
This one day course is split into 3 sessions and is for anyone managing individuals or teams who would like a greater understanding and the tools to help increase their resilience. The delegate will come away from the course with:
Format
We limit numbers to 25 people per course so that the instructor can keep people safe and supported while they learn
Takeaways
Everyone who completes the course gets:
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