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The Resilience Project

The Resilience Project delivers workplace wellbeing presentations, workshops and online learning to organisations across Australia from Melbourne.

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The Resilience Project

Business Description

The Resilience Project teaches positive mental health strategies to build resilience in schools, workplaces and communities across Australia. Founder Hugh van Cuylenburg, a Melbourne teacher, built its GEM model on gratitude, empathy and mindfulness.

Workplace programs include the 60 minute presentations Discovering Resilience and Resilient Together, wellbeing workshops delivered in person or by webinar, four online learning series, and journals and resources. It also produces The Imperfects podcast and has worked with over 1,000 schools and major workplaces.

Service & Expertise

Wellbeing and Mental Health

Mental Health Programs

The Resilience Project provides Mental Health Programs from Collingwood in Melbourne to workplaces across Australia, using humour, storytelling and practical strategies built on its GEM model of gratitude, empathy and mindfulness, and used by over 800 workplaces nationally.

  • Two 60 minute presentations: Discovering Resilience, presented by Hugh van Cuylenburg or Martin Heppell and available in person, recorded or as a webinar, and Resilient Together, presented by Martin Heppell on connection and supportive workplace culture.
  • Wellbeing workshops delivered in person or by webinar: Looking after yourself, Looking after each other, Navigating change and Creating a connected culture.
  • Four online learning series to embed strategies over time: Supporting individual wellbeing, Supporting team wellbeing, Resilience through change and Building a resilient culture.
  • Wellbeing journals and resources to build a daily wellbeing practice, plus programs for schools and early years settings.

Best for: Australian organisations and teams wanting engaging, evidence-based wellbeing sessions that can be tailored and extended through online learning.

Wellbeing and Mental Health

Podcast in Wellbeing, Safety or Mental Health

The Resilience Project provides Podcast in Wellbeing, Safety or Mental Health content from Melbourne to listeners across Australia through The Imperfects, hosted by founder Hugh van Cuylenburg with Ryan Shelton and Josh van Cuylenburg.

  • Guests vulnerably share their own struggles and imperfections or pass on their wisdom on the subject of imperfection.
  • Recurring segments include The Vulnerabilitea House, The Academy of Imperfection and sessions with resident psychologist Dr Emily.
  • Episodes complement the wellbeing programs and resources for workplaces and schools.

Best for: employers and individuals seeking accessible conversations about mental health and resilience to support a wellbeing culture.

Operational Coverage

  • ACT (Hybrid)
  • New South Wales (Hybrid)
  • Northern Territory (Hybrid)
  • Queensland (Hybrid)
  • South Australia (Hybrid)
  • Tasmania (Hybrid)
  • Victoria (Hybrid) 71 Langridge Street, Collingwood VIC, 3066
  • Western Australia (Hybrid)

Industry

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Education and Training

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FAQs

What workplace wellbeing programs does The Resilience Project offer?

The Resilience Project offers two 60 minute presentations, Discovering Resilience and Resilient Together, four wellbeing workshops, four online learning series and a range of wellbeing journals and resources, delivered in person, recorded or as a webinar.

What is the GEM model?

GEM stands for gratitude, empathy and mindfulness, the evidence-based principles at the centre of The Resilience Project's programs and resources, together with emotional literacy.

Where does The Resilience Project work?

The Resilience Project is based in Collingwood, Melbourne and works with schools, workplaces and communities across Australia, having reached over 800 workplaces nationally.

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