
In this first video you will be introduced to your facilitator and the programme you are about to undertake
At the end of this lecture you will understand how your thinking impacts your resilience, good and bad and how to apply your learning
In this lecture you will understand that you have a choice as to how you react to things that happen.
In this lecture you will understand how important it is to recharge and restore your energy, concentration and spirits through the working day?
In this lecture you will understand the importance of gratitude and how to use it to improve your resilience
In this lecture you will be introduced to a resilience daily planner that integrates the 4 tools in a form that you can use again and again to prompt you to apply your daily thinking in a way that is beneficial to you and your resilience
In this final lecture you be provided with some closing messages
The first thing is to be kind to yourself. It really is OK not to be OK but it is how we each deal with not being OK that matters.
Each of us experience times in our lives when the external pressures on us can feel unbearable. The pressure to do everything expected of us, against a backdrop of things that seem to conspire against us! (does this sound familiar?). We often spend a lot of time worrying over and trying to control things that are truly beyond our control and this tends to make things seem even worse.
We have put together some easy practices to help you maintain your mental fitness:
In this friendly and helpful course - delivered by one of our super accredited coaches - we will walk you through 4 super easy to use methods to help you get some control back in your thoughts and daily life. You will realise that you are in control of the way you think and deal with situations far more often than you think.
The ability to bend, flex and cope with these pressures is what we describe as being resilient and in this course we will help you become more resilient today than you were yesterday.
The course contains talks and reflections each of which will prompt you to reflect and think. The 4 methods you will learn are: how to have a good conversation with yourself; taking time out to look after yourself; how to control where you place your attention and how being grateful helps.
After you have learned each of the 4 methods you can use them straight away and start feeling the benefit. You may even find that you want to explain these to those close to you, who can then also benefit from what you have learnt.
There is no test or exam, no pass or fail, just a friendly coach helping you to learn about simple, proven ways to take back control of your thoughts and time.