From stress to strength: building resilience under pressure Gaynor Parkin Victoria.

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From stress to strength: building resilience under pressure Gaynor Parkin Victoria

Overview  What promotes psychological resilience?  Current study  Observations

Psychological resilience  Ability to adapt and recover well after stress, adversity or change  “Bouncing back”

“You can’t stop the waves but you can learn to surf “ Jon Kabat-Zinn

“ Resilience is built through the everyday, every minute habits and exercises that punctuate our daily lives. ” Lynda Gratton, Professor, London Business School

Previous research  Child development  Trauma – post traumatic growth  Neuroscience  Positive Psychology

Evidence to date  Physical fitness and recovery – role of stress hormones  Meditation/Mindfulness  Emotion regulation skills  Experiencing positive emotions

Evidence to date  Cognitive flexibility  Realistic optimism  Problem solving skills  Connectedness

Evidence to date  Cognitive flexibility  Realistic optimism  Problem solving skills  Connectedness

Current study  (Thanks MSI R&D $)!  6 participating organisations: all under pressure  Does resilience training make a difference?

Current study  Face to face vs. etraining  Block vs. spaced  Impact of follow up

Study measures  Perceived Stress Scale  Brief Mindfulness Measure  Work and Well-Being Survey (UWES)  Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale  Life Orientation Test Revised  Adult Coping Scale  Health measures

Measures of performance  Tricky!  Each organisation uses different measures – or not  Suggestions welcome  More focus on this in phase 2

Training modules 1-4  Stress – mind-emotion-body responses  Resilience – from psychological research  Physical wellbeing  Flexible thinking

Training modules 5-8  Realistic optimism  Strong relationships  Emotion regulation and positive emotion  Recovery and mindfulness tools

Progress to date  289 participants completed training (face to face)  269 completed pre and post measures  Poor response rate at follow up  More focus on this in phase 2

Participant feedback  Request for more follow up  Helpful to understand science behind tools  Want leadership support

Participant feedback Has the training helped improve your resilience?  Health?  Performance at work?  Coping with stress at work/home  Relationships with others

Barriers  Changing org. priorities  High staff turnover  Perceptions of resilience training

Solutions?  SLT engagement and participation  Invite to participate in training and who attends first important  Feedback and changing attitudes

Solutions?  Follow up at all levels critical  Make resilience habits routine  Address disconnect between performance/productivity and well-being initiatives

Questions? Your comments and suggestions are very welcome!