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S1 Living Authentically
S2 Finding your Calling
S3 Maintaining Perspective
S4 Mastering Stress
S5 Interacting Cooperatively
S6 Staying Healthy
S7 Building Networks
Resilience @ Work® Toolkit
A 360° approach to a resilient workforce.
We provide a suite of evidence-based services designed to go beyond temporary fixes, offering a systemic framework to build sustainable performance and wellbeing from individuals through to leaders.
The R@W Toolkit is a complementary suite of measures that aligns employee, leader and team behaviours at work to systemically build resilience.
Measures are useful for evaluation, providing pre and post-intervention quantitative assessments which is why each of the R@W models has an associated scale.
In an international review, the R@W Scale was assessed as being one of two scales suitable for workplace interventions because of its contextual relevance.
Our Scales.
R@W Individual
The R@W Individual model, also known as the Sustain 7, has seven resources that contribute to our personal resilience.
R@W Team
The R@W Team model focuses on actions a team can implement to create a sub-culture that promotes resilience.
R@W Leader
The R@W Leader model comprises the same seven components that build team resilience but focuses on the extent to which a leader enables these in their teams.
How to measure resilience.
Why use the R@W Toolkit?
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Is designed specifically for the workplace
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Takes a systemic approach through aligning behaviours and processes at different levels within an organisation
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Informs practical actions that are within the scope of influence to enact
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Includes four comprehensive reports, with surveys completed online in 10–20 minutes (in English, French and Italian)
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Provides extensive development resources
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Is flexible and scaleable in its application
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Applies to all occupations and industries cross‑culturally
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Considers the impact of work context on resilience
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Provides a framework and common language for developing organisational resilience
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Is research‑based – with scales published in the peer‑reviewed literature and used extensively in global academic studies