Our Growing your Resilience course teaches you how to develop your personal resilience, work well in pressured situations and increase your capacity to maintain performance and enjoy your work.
You’ll learn how to better manage your own reactions and develop mental toughness and resilience in challenging situations as well as how to recognise signs of pressure and the techniques to handle it.
Please note this is the standard course outline. For in house training we can tailor the course to meet your specific requirements.
This course features three 90 minute Virtual Adobe Sessions, which are all designed to be stand alone.
Components of Resilience
This session introduces the concept of resilience and the benefits of becoming more resilient. Attendees will look at 8 attributes of a resilient person and will identify their strengths and gaps. Strategies will be given to raise each component.
Physiological Effects of Stress
Managing our Responses to Events:
This session explores the neuroscience behind stress and how to spot the warning signs in ourselves and others. It helps individuals to ‘change their story’ as we explore how it is OUR evaluation of events that determines our physical response.
Increasing Resilience
This session focuses on some simple tools and strategies to help individuals calm down their physical response to perceived stressful situations.
We currently deliver all training online to comply with the Government's guidelines.
Online training works well for businesses whose staff are mainly working from home.
It allows us to train all of your staff with the same training needs at the same time. Your people simply log on from home, using details provided in advance by our team.
Choose from Watch and Learn sessions for larger groups or interactive hands on sessions for smaller groups.
When permitted we also offer face to face training at your offices.
All sessions can be customised to a half day or 90 minute sprint session and tailored to fit your needs, covering the topic(s) within a course that are most important to your business.