What does Resilience Training help solve?
TRACOM spent over a decade researching, developing, and refining the Adaptive Mindset for Resilience program. Central to the program is a Negativity Bias Profile, which measures the automatic negative thoughts a person experiences in response to stressful events. See how our training addresses common workplace problems.
Resiliency employee engagement training enhances engagement by showing people how to recognize and overcome their negativity bias. People learn a process of challenging their automatic negative thoughts and then finding more productive ways to think and behave during difficult times. Instead of feeling paralyzed, people learn strategies to adapt and interpret events more realistically, which leads to empowerment and control over their thoughts and actions.
Your employees will be more engaged and productive.
Resilience is an essential part of a healthy and thriving team – it’s especially important for individuals and teams in high-stress or dynamic environments that are experiencing disruptive change.
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A primary role of leaders requires tackling the burdens of bridging conflicting interests of employees and the corporation. And now, given rapid technology advancements, the business world we operate in is continuously evolving, leading to high frequencies of change, newly emerging competitors and increasing needs for adaptive technical skills. This responsibility is resting on the shoulders of leaders to resolve; the stress of management today is more daunting than ever before.
Resilient leaders are those who adapt to changing circumstances and environments with ease, viewing new challenges as opportunities rather than hardships.
Leaders with Resilience training are:
Resiliency training helps salespeople overcome the natural, negative biases that affect us all. They learn to effectively deal with challenges of selling and coping with a fast-changing environment.
People with resilience skills were found to be:
Your sales team will generate better results and higher customer satisfaction with resilience and adaptability training.
Learn MoreWhile change may be necessary it is also disruptive, and large-scale change efforts are often downright overwhelming to the employees who are tasked with implementing them. Most people simply don’t respond well to change.
TRACOM’s Adaptive Mindset for Resilience teaches powerful skills to address our fear of change.
Each learner learns about their primary Negativity Bias and specific skills they can apply to change their response to adversity. Plus with the Resilience Navigator online resource, they have ongoing access to job aids and advice on dozens of workplace topics. You’ll see an improvement in productivity immediately.
Learn MoreEmployee wellness is evolving as organizations seek to provide better support to employees in a world of change and stress. Today most organizations – and almost all large employers – offer a “wellness program” of some sort. But research shows that most employees don’t even sign up, with participation estimates range from only 20 to 40 percent.
One of the primary reasons for such low usage, and lack of success, is that most programs focus solely on physiological wellbeing aspects such as smoking cessation, weight management, etc. And while physical wellbeing is certainly important, a more holistic approach to employee wellbeing is starting to be researched and understood, incorporating elements such as employee purpose (like what you do each day), social wellbeing (have supportive relationships), and physiological resiliency. These newer models account for the stressors within the workplace that are affecting people’s overall wellbeing, as well as the psychological and behavioral factors that impact people’s ability to maintain their own health. TRACOM programs have a proven impact on supporting mental health in the workplace.
A comparison between adults involved in physical wellness programs versus those involved in wellbeing (physical and emotional) programs, studies found those in holistic workplace wellbeing programs do better:
