Employee wellbeing programme
Exhaustion, lack of sleep and anxiety is epidemic in today's workplace at all levels. At best this leads to low motivation, lack of focus and low productivity; at worst, total burnt out.Â
The Resilience wellbeing programme is a tailored training and support initiative to help overwhelmed staff improve and protect their personal health.
Building personal resilience and harnessing the body's natural relaxation processes is essential if today’s workplace challenges are to be overcome. By effectively calming the nervous system we can increase energy and transform our ability to cope under pressure. By bringing more awareness to our working day we can identify patterns of behaviour and enhance our levels of functioning.
Creating emotional, physical and mental wellbeing is the very first step towards motivated, sustainable performance.
The program is delivered in a choice of on-site or online formats over a half or full day with a variety of ongoing support options. The various tools and methods we share are grounded in neuroscience, and proven to bring about deep relaxation, enhanced awareness and improved performance.
It doesn’t matter what business or service you’re in — to get the right results, you need to get your people working right. Thinking on their feet. Identifying and solving tough problems. Adapting to rapid change and working together as a powerful team.
When your people perform at their peak, they’re more productive, so targets are met quickly and smoothly. They’re more focused and more efficient, so expenditure is minimised. There’s less conflict so work is more enjoyable.Â
The popularity of resilience training has exploded in recent years in almost every sector including schools, universities, hospitals, corporations, and government. A large body of research now demonstrates conclusively that workplace training in resilience techniques can lead to:
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