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Practical workplace workshop

Understanding stress and building practical skills to respond more effectively at work and beyond

Stress is a normal part of work. But when it becomes constant or unmanaged, it can take a real toll on wellbeing, performance, and decision-making.

This interactive, evidence-informed workshop helps participants understand how stress works, recognise their own stress patterns, and build practical strategies to manage stress more effectively in everyday work and life.

Key learning outcomes

Participants will:

  • Understand how the stress response works in the body and brain
  • Identify common stressors and personal stress patterns
  • Recognise unhelpful stress behaviours and responses
  • Learn how predictability, controllability, and impact influence stress
  • Practise decision-making around which stressors to address
  • Build a practical, personalised approach to managing stress

Delivery details

Format

In person or virtual

Duration

1 or 2 hour sessions available

Group size

Varies by duration and format

Tailored

To suit organisational context

When stress becomes the default

Stress is often treated as something to push through. But when it is ongoing or unmanaged, it can quietly shape how people think, feel, and behave at work. In many workplaces, this shows up as:

  • Difficulty concentrating or making decisions
  • Feeling constantly on edge or overwhelmed
  • Changes in mood, energy, or behaviour
  • Withdrawal, avoidance, or reactivity under pressure

Over time, unmanaged stress can become chronic, impacting both individual wellbeing and team performance.

Understanding how stress works and what can be done about it helps people respond more effectively before it reaches that point.

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