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Resilience Can be Learned, Developed and Improved


So What is Resilience?

Personal Resilience is personal! There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to Resilience; it is the “factor” that enables us to recover from situations that may cause us stress or pressure. Through our work with those who have joined our round table debates, 1-day training and longer Resilience Programmes, we have established that creating a common understanding of what Resilience is, is critical to the success of these programmes.

“Resilience is how you work through peak performances, busy, stressful and high pressure times in life, and learn and grow from them. It is not something you are born with or not, it can develop and grow with life’s experience. Sustaining Resilience can come from a variety of behaviours, thoughts, actions and choices that give you the ability to Bounce-Back, to adapt to change, re-balance and learn from the experience to improve personal effectiveness”

It can also be summarised as being resilient and not resistant to change – an important factor within the organisational and team setting.

The road to sustainability in work and life lies in building the appropriate Resilience in order to manage pressure positively.

Enabling Effective Performance

Resilience is also not just something that is needed during the high pressure and stressful moments in life. We can learn Resilience skills and strategies to better manage ourselves in order to:

  • Enable out of box thinking
  • Open blocks to problem solving and communication
  • Take responsibility for raising personal effectiveness in every day situations
  • Improve communication and authenticity with others
  • Create a reliable platform for success

What Has Resilience Got to do With Stress?

Stress is a fact of life and affects us all. Resilience is not about going through life smoothly and unaffected; Resilience is the skill to deal with stress when it happens. It is an incredibly valuable life skill that will help you in those moments that are not perfect and if ignored could result in burnout.

The Relationship Between Resilience and Wellbeing

There is a huge correlation between Resilience and wellbeing. We all need Resilience to weather any storm and uphold our health and performance. Equally overall wellbeing will support our capacity to sustain a level of Resilience necessary in today’s frantic world.

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Testimonial

Read a recent client’s experience here:

Aaron Clayton, HR Director

'Trying to tackle Resilience on its own is still relatively new. Organisations focus on giving Manager's skills and techniques for performing well, but it's often directed towards how we do our jobs better, rather than focusing on the individual. So the importance of personal Resilience is not new - but it hasn't previously sat with traditional training interventions. When we've got a problem we reach out for a solution but trying to proactively prevent something that hasn't yet happened, isn't always considered".

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