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Resilience Skills : 6 tips to help improve your self-esteem

By Amanda Furness | 18 November 2015

A short article looking at what self-esteem means within a resilience context, six tips to help boost it are also included.

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Resilience Skills : How do you build self-awareness?

By Amanda Furness | 02 November 2015

A short article in our series of “Resilience A – Z: Definitions of the Terms Used”, which looks at what self-awareness really means together with some suggestions for helping to build your self-awareness.

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Newsletter Articles – boost your wellbeing, handling stress and others

By Amanda Furness | 08 October 2015

A look at the external articles which featured in the Autumn 2015 edition of our bi-monthly newsletter “In Equilibrium”.

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Resilience Skills : What is a Locus of Control and how can it effect the workplace?

By Amanda Furness | 20 August 2015

This short article begins by explaining what the term Locus of Control means and how it can be either internal or external, before going on to give a couple of practical examples of how this knowledge can be useful in the workplace.

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Resilience Skills : The effect of impulse control in the workplace

By Amanda Furness | 26 June 2015

A short article which highlights the importance of impulse control in the workplace by comparing the behaviour of two fictional managers, and then offers some tips to help you learn to manage your impulses.

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Resilience Skills : The importance of demonstrating empathy in the workplace

By Amanda Furness | 18 June 2015

A short resilience article which looks at the benefits which can be achieved for both employees and the organisation if managers learn to demonstrate empathy in the workplace.

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Resilience Skills : Boundaries and their importance in your life

By Amanda Furness | 01 June 2015

A short article which looks at personal boundaries – what they are, why they are important and the benefits which may result if you decide to set them, practice them and use them in your life.

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Resilience Skills : Acceptance of life events with resignation or resilience?

By Amanda Furness | 28 May 2015

A resilient tip which uses a poignant example to clearly illustrate that the way you deal with the acceptance of a situation can effect how you live your life going forward.

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Resilience Skills : An A – Z of definitions of the terms used

By Amanda Furness | 30 March 2015

A helpful resource which provides a round up and explanation of the terms commonly used when discussing the topic of resilience skills.

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Rumination – Why we should learn to stop chewing the cud

By Amanda Furness | 10 October 2014

An article which looks at the topic of rumination and answers the questions –
• What is it?
• Can it be detrimental to our health?
• Does it affect other aspects of our lives?
• Are there any techniques for controlling rumination?

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