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Beyond the Advice: Surviving isn’t Thriving

9 July @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Resilience isn’t about pushing through.
It’s about staying clear, steady, and effective when the pressure is on.

In high-pressure workplaces, ‘always on’ can look like commitment. But is often leads to depleted judgement, reactive communication, and avoidable mistakes.

Leaders set the emotional climate for their teams. When leaders are overwhelmed, rushed, or reactive, that energy spreads quickly.

But when leaders are regulated, focused, and intentional, teams perform better – even under pressure.

This session explores how leaders can build sustainable resilience and manage their energy, thinking, and reactions when it matters most.

Because the way you show up under pressure becomes the environment your team works in and the legacy you leave behind.

What we’ll explore:

  • Why ‘always on’ is a risk signal, not resilience
  • What happens to thinking and decision-making under stress
  • How stress and threat responses shape behaviour at work
  • How leader energy spreads through teams
  • Simple micro-tools to reset in the moment

You’ll leave with:

  • Practical techniques to manage pressure in real time
  • Tools to reset your thinking during demanding moments
  • A clearer understanding of what drains and restores your capacity
  • Strategies for sustaining performance without burnout

Who should attend:

  • Leaders and senior leaders managing high workloads or change
  • Managers responsible for team performance under pressure
  • HR and People leaders supporting wellbeing and performance
  • Anyone wanting to lead sustainably in demanding environments

Come ready to slow the pace, recalibrate your thinking, and leave with practical ways to lead with steadiness, clarity, and intention – especially when the pressure is on.

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Greenhills Country House Hotel

Mont de L'Ecole
St Peter, Jersey JE3 7EL United Kingdom

Organiser: Law At Work

Phone: 01534 887088

Email: enquiry@lawatworkci.com