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Resilience
What this toolkit is about
Develop your ability to examine ways of increasing your current resilience to manage adversity faster and more effectively by understanding the attributes of resilience and why it's important
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Resilience
This is the main component of the Resilience toolkit. Having resilience is the ability to interpret a setback as short-term, isolated and not permanent.
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Planning wellbeing worksheet
This is a component of the Resilience toolkit. Using the Maori health model Te Whare Tapa Wha (used with permission from Ministry of Health, 2012) we can check whether we are allocating enough time to the various parts of our lives that increase well-being. If we don't spend enough time on all four areas of our health, we can become 'unbalanced' and will find it difficult to have enough energy to act in a resilient way.
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Resilience flyer
Find out what the toolkit is about and what you will learn from it.
Case studies
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Merging cultures
This case study is a component of LDC's toolkits, Leading through change, and Resilience. It provides LDC alumni leadership experiences. You can use the case study to help think about your own leadership practice.
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Courage in the face of adversity
This case study is a component of the Resilience toolkit, to provide LDC alumni leadership experiences. You can use the case study to help think about your own leadership practice.