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The Resilience Development Company is a UK training provider specialising in practical resilience for individuals, teams and leaders, with the stated aim of helping people manage pressure and avoid burnout. It delivers workshops, programmes and train-the-trainer options for organisations, in person and online, and has won industry awards for its resilience training.
The Stress Management Society is a non-profit organisation based in Harefield, Middlesex, founded in 2003 by Neil Shah.
It works with employers on workplace stress through workshops, a Corporate Stress Test, a Wellbeing Insights Audit, a Mental Health Champions programme and individual stress risk assessments based on the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) Management Standards. Workshops include Excelling Under Pressure for employees, Managers Managing Wellbeing, HR training, Directors Managing Stress and a one-day course called Managing Wellbeing In Your Team. It also offers one-to-one stress coaching, free monthly webinars, a free business stress consultation and stress guides for individuals. Online workshops and events are listed on its corporate site and Eventbrite, and a six-day Train the Trainer programme runs in London and Dubai.
Prices for workshops and corporate services are not published. Optional registration with the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) on the Train the Trainer programme costs £99. Corporate research and consultancy are run through International Wellbeing Insights, which the website describes as its consultancy arm. Clients named on its website include British Airways, Shell, Allianz, the Home Office and the NHS.
Mental health, Stress and burnoutTraining and workshops, Consultancy and audits
Harefield, Middlesex, United KingdomNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
Wellbeing of Women is a women's health charity that runs the Menopause Workplace Pledge, which has been signed by thousands of employers. Its Menopause Awareness Workplace Online Training was developed in partnership with NHS England, takes about 30 minutes to complete, and is designed for all employees regardless of role or seniority.
Signatories of the pledge receive a toolkit of free resources.
Women of a Certain Stage is a menopause training, coaching and workplace strategy company in Portishead, Bristol, which states it was set up in 2014.
For employers it writes menopause policies and action plans aligned with the British Standards Institution (BSI) standard BS 30416, and runs executive briefings, manager training and in-house awareness sessions. Individuals can train through the Menopause Coach Diploma, taught live online over 18 weekly sessions, or the Menopause Trainer programme, which prepares people to deliver workplace sessions. The three-hour Menopause Champion workshop runs on Zoom for human resources (HR) teams, managers and wellbeing champions, and Menopause: The Basics is an online foundation course.
The Menopause Champion workshop costs £450 plus value added tax (VAT) per place. Other prices are not published. Its courses are described as continuing professional development (CPD) certified, and it is listed with the CPD Certification Service as provider 16348. It states it has worked with over 400 large employers in more than 36 countries and that the diploma has over 1,920 graduates. Founder and chief executive Lauren Chiren is the sole director. The company was incorporated in 2007 as Chiren Consultants Limited and took its current name in 2021.
MenopauseTraining and workshops, eLearning and on-demand courses
Portishead, Bristol, United KingdomNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
The Zero Suicide Alliance (ZSA) is a national suicide prevention initiative hosted by Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust, launched in 2017.
Its main offer is free online suicide awareness training for anyone aged 16 or over, with no sign-up and a certificate at the end. The core course takes at least 30 minutes. Versions exist for healthcare staff, veterans, university students, prison and probation staff, taxi and private hire drivers, LGBTQ+ people and autistic people, and the training is also available in Welsh and British Sign Language (BSL). For organisations, it sells 90-minute live sessions, online or in person, and licences to host its e-learning on internal learning platforms.
Virtual sessions cost £1,200, or £1,500 with new scenarios written for the client. In-person sessions start at £1,500 plus travel and accommodation and are delivered in the UK only. E-learning licences are quoted on request. The ZSA was set up with funding from the Department of Health and Social Care, its staff are employed by Mersey Care, and charitable funds come through Mersey Care NHS Charity (charity number 1191576). It states that its training has been taken 3,109,508 times.
Mental health, Neurodiversity, Suicide awarenessTraining and workshops, eLearning and on-demand courses
Liverpool, United KingdomNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
