FOR TEAMS GOING THROUGH CHANGE
Keep performing without burning the team out.
Resilience Reset is a practical working session for teams who are delivering well but feeling the cost of it. We help you spot the stress signals early, agree a few habits that fit real life, and set team guardrails that make work more predictable. You leave with a plan your people will actually use, not a wellbeing poster.
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A 30-minute call, no slides, no pitch. We'll talk through what's going on and whether Resilience Reset fits.
Does any of this sound familiar?
If performance is holding up but the cost is starting to show, one or two of these probably resonate.
People are delivering, but they're running on fumes.
Output looks fine on paper. Informally, you can hear the tiredness in the meetings, the short replies, the small slips in quality that never used to happen.
Wellbeing conversations feel vague.
You want to take it seriously, but you're not sure what to actually do about it. "Look after yourself" isn't a plan, and you know that.
The calendar is winning.
Meetings back to back. No time to think, let alone recover. Everyone is reacting to the next thing, and the important work is being done on evenings and weekends.
You can feel the drift towards burnout.
Nobody's at crisis point yet. But if the next six months look like the last six, a few people probably won't still be here, and you'd rather deal with that now than later.
If a few of those landed, Resilience Reset was built for this exact moment.
What we'll do together in the session
Resilience Reset is a single working session, usually half a day, designed for teams who are under sustained pressure and want to change the pattern without pretending the workload is going anywhere.
The session is built around three jobs. First, we help people recognise their own stress signals earlier, so they can act before things compound. Second, we agree on a small set of personal habits for focus, boundaries and recovery that fit into real life rather than a retreat. Third, we set team guardrails around meetings, workload, and escalation, so individual good intentions are backed by how the team actually operates. We're not there to tell you to do more yoga.
What you'll walk out with
Three practical outputs your team can start using the next working day.
Output 1
A personal resilience plan.
Each person in the room leaves with their own short plan: their stress signals, the habits they're committing to, and what good recovery actually looks like for them. Written in their own words, not a generic template.
Output 2
A set of team agreements
Meeting hygiene, response-time expectations, workload visibility, and escalation paths. Simple, agreed in the room, and short enough to stick on a wall. These are the bits that make individual habits stand a chance.
Output 3
A four to six-week protocol.
A light-touch habit cycle with check-ins built in, so the change doesn't depend on willpower. We set the rhythm in the session and agree on who holds the reminder.
What the session actually covers
The agenda flexes around what you're dealing with, but most sessions follow a version of the below.
We start with honest signalling. What does it look like when you, specifically, are running out of road? What do colleagues see in each other before they see it in themselves? This part matters because most burnout shows up in behaviour long before anyone names it.
What stress and pressure look like in this team.
We introduce a range of low-tech and higher-tech approaches to focus, recovery, boundaries, and energy management. You choose what's worth trying. We've seen too many teams inherit someone else's wellbeing template and then never use it.
A set of practical habits that fit real life.
We agree on workload visibility, meeting rules, response expectations, and how to flag when things are genuinely too much. This is where most of the durable change lives. Individual habits are fragile if the team is working against them.
Team guardrails that back up individual effort.
We bring the tools and the structure. You bring the knowledge of your team. Between us, we leave with something that respects the workload and still protects the people doing it .
Who Resilience Reset is for
This session works best when the team is genuinely delivering, but the pace is starting to cost. It suits teams of around 6 to 15 people who trust each other enough to have an honest conversation about how things actually are.
Who it's for
• Teams under sustained pressure from change, growth, or long-term workload
• Leadership teams who want to model good practice, not just mandate it
• Functions where retention or well-being risk is starting to become a commercial risk
• Teams that have seen wellbeing initiatives come and go, and want something that sticks
Probably not the right fit if…
— You're looking for a keynote about resilience. This is a working session, not a talk.
— The team is already past burnout and needs one-to-one support. We can signpost other routes for that.
— You want us to tell people to "toughen up". That's not the approach.
Formats and investment
We keep the pricing transparent because most people we work with need to justify the spend to a board, a co-director, or an internal sponsor. If your situation doesn't fit one of these, we'll tell you honestly and adapt.
FORMAT
WHAT’S INCLUDED
INVESTMENT
Half-day session
3.5 hour working session, up to 12 participants, personal plans and team agreements
From £1,485 + VAT
Full-day session
6 hour working session, up to 15 participants, deeper diagnostic plus protocol design
From £2,950 + VAT
Full-day plus follow-up
Full-day session and a 60-minute check-in at the 4 to 6 week mark
From £4,250 + VAT
Bespoke multi-team
Designed around multiple teams or sites, delivered over two to three days
From £6,000 + VAT
Prices exclude travel and materials where applicable. We'll agree on the scope in writing before anything is booked.
Our wider track record
Future Proof Learning has supported leaders and teams across the public sector, third sector, and private sector SMEs. Most of the teams we work with are navigating something meaningful, and the patterns we see look remarkably similar in every sector we've worked with.
Personal effectiveness and leadership development programmes for national bodies including Public Health Scotland and the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.
PUBLIC SECTOR
Team and leadership work with Scottish charities, often at executive and trustee level, including strategy and charter design for Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home.
THIRD SECTOR
Leadership and team development for SMEs across professional services, energy, and technology sectors, with a focus on owner-led and founder-stage businesses.
PRIVATE SECTOR
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Frequently asked questions
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As personal as the room wants it to be. We create space for honest conversation but don't push disclosure. Nobody has to share anything they don't want to. The plans people leave with are their own and not submitted anywhere.
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Not as part of Resilience Reset, which is a team session by design. If you've got one or two individuals who need more focused support, we can arrange coaching separately.
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No, and we wouldn't pretend otherwise. Resilience Reset is preventative team-level work. If somebody is in genuine distress, they need professional support, and we'll say so.
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The research suggests habit formation needs more than a one-off nudge. That's why the protocol runs over four to six weeks with a check-in. Teams who do the follow-up tend to see the change embed.
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Ideally three to four weeks so we can run a short pre-session conversation with the sponsor. We can turn things around in two weeks if pressed.
We don't do hard sells. A discovery call is 30 minutes, no slides, no pressure. We'll talk through what's going on for your team, what you're hoping to move, and whether Change Compass is genuinely the right tool for the job. If it isn't, we'll tell you, and we'll usually suggest something else that fits better. That's probably a healthier way to start a relationship than a pitch deck.
Not sure if it's the right fit? Let's have a conversation.
Or email us directly at info@futureprooflearning.co.uk and we'll come back to you within one working day.
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