Building Resilience Course
On our building resilience course you will look at where you already feel resilient and the circumstances that can undermine your resilience.
One-to-One Skills Training
If you would prefer One-to-One Building Resilience Skills Training, we offer a 2-hour online Zoom call format for yourself or your colleagues. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.
This course helps you with
Understanding Resilience
Recognising Undermining and Supporting Factors of Resilience
Identifying Strengths
Changing Default Behaviours
Determining What Happens Under Pressure
Building Confidence
Talk To Us About This Course
- Call us
- +44 (0)20 7226 1877
Book this Building Resilience Course
This course is only available as one-to-one skills training.
Please contact us to discuss further options.
If you want to book 4 or more people on to a single course, please contact us:
- Call +44(0)20 7226 1877
- Email enquiries@impactfactory.com
Location
London Training Rooms,Suite 121
Business Design Centre,
52 Upper Street,
London, N1 0QH
Running time
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Format
This course is available in Face-to-Face, Hybrid and Remote formats unless otherwise stated.
This course is available in Hybrid format only.
This course is available in Face-to-Face format only.
On our building resilience course, you will look at where you already feel resilient and the circumstances that can undermine your resilience.
We will look at patterns, default behaviours, emotional reactions, and expectations.
There will be practical, doable tools and techniques that will help you to build your resilience.
Course Benefits
This Building Resilience Course is limited to 8 delegates ensuring personal attention to everyone on the course.
2 quality trainers per group means a total focus on you.
Building Resilience Course
ONE DAY:
Build awareness of what resilience is and what can build and break it
- The Ladder to Nowhere
- What is Resilience?
- Buffer to Stress
- Personal Resilience
- Resilience Cycle
- What Builds Resilience?
- What Else Contributes?
- What Breaks Resilience?
- The Undermining Voice
- Tipping Point
- Behaviour Change
- Purpose
- Values
- Context
- Circles of Concern
- Confidence
- Getting Unstuck
- Supportive Environment
Podcast
Listen to Impact Factory Director Jo Ellen Grzyb and Senior Training Consultant Paul Hughes talking about Building Resilience
Ladder to Nowhere
How thoughts can escalate a difficult situation into a catastrophe
What is Resilience?
Defining ‘resilience’
Discussing behaviours and emotions
How Resilience is developed
Stress Buffers
Good and Bad Stress
Tipping Points
Building in Time Outs for recovery
Resilience Cycle
Something Happens! → First Reactions (instinctive brain usually kicks in here) →
Thought Gathering → Second Reactions → Stepping Away and Gaining
Perspective → Getting Support → Solution Finding
What Builds Resilience?
Emotional Control
Making Meaning
Realistic Positivity
Elasticity
Support
- Solution Finding
- Self-Belief
What Else?
Humour
Acceptance
Seeing the bigger picture
Gaining perspective
Creating a support network
Knowing how to self-care
What Breaks Resilience?
What undermines resilience
- Overload
- Your own mistakes
- Someone else’s mistakes
- Unanticipated bad news
- Difficult managers, colleagues, etc.
- Unresolved conflict
- Sustained criticism
- Emotional or physical shocks
- When things don’t go to plan
Undermining Voice
Identify your undermining voice
Determine how to combat it
Tipping Point
How you respond to difficulties
Behaviour Change
Your default emotional response
Your ‘narrative’ that helps or undermines resilience
Values
Identify and acknowledge personal values
Context
How resilience and purpose change in different contexts
Circles of Concern
You will identify
- What you are concerned about
- Where you have influence
- What you can control
Getting Unstuck
Identifying underlying issues
How to move problems forward
Confidence
Participants build a resilience pyramid
- Recognised strengths and traits
- Acquired and developed skills
- Behaviour that reflects those strengths
- Strapline to articulate your resilience
Supportive Environment
Your support structure
- What do you already do?
- What are your calming strategies?
- Where do you off-load?
- Does it work?
- What else do you need?