
Workshops and Masterclasses
Our workshops and masterclasses are grounded in science and lived experience, and are ready made to educate, inspire and transform your team. Choose from our topics below, or contact us to develop tailored content for your organisation. Delivered online or in-person.

40 minute lunchtime topic, 60 or 90 minute live online or in-person workshops...
Topics Include:
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Topics from signature programs - Psychological C.P.R., Between-the-Rounds Resilience Programs
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Effective Workplace Communication:
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Communication styles, and factors that influence communication in the workplace
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Clear and respectful communication - active listening
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Providing constructive feedback
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Understanding personality differences and cultural communication styles to strengthen workplace relationships
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The science of change, and the impact on the human mind
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The science of change in psychology
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Understanding why change can be challenging and how individuals can develop greater adaptation
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The Power of Joy & Positive Emotion
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Exploring the science of positive emotion and its role in wellbeing, connection and resilience
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The impact of fun, joy and including more laughter in life
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Additional Workshops
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From breakdowns to breakthroughs – turning adversity into advantage
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Boxing and martial arts mindset – discipline, consistency, mindset and getting back up after life’s punches
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Problem solving skills – The psychology of problem solving, and practical skills to navigate small and large issues, projects and problems in the workplace

1 Hour Mindset-In-Motion Sessions
These bite-sized lunch break sessions are ideal for a quick, relaxed wellbeing session packed with punch. Science-based workshops exploring mindset, brain health and factors influencing human performance. Choose from the popular topics or contact us to create something individual for your team.
Mindset in Motion Topics include:
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Stress isn’t the enemy: Training the nervous system under pressure
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Stress v burnout
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Nervous system regulation
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Practical tools for high pressure roles
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Resilience in real time: What to do when you’re already stretched
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Micro resilience strategies
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Cognitive reframing
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Practical Reset Techniques
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Mental fitness at work: Training the mind like the body
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Psychological fitness v mental health
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Consistency over intensity
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Small daily habits that build capacity
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From reactive to responsive: Managing emotions at work
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Emotional regulation
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Trigger awareness
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Responding under stress (great for leaders)
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Psychological safety: What it really means and what it doesn’t
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Myth v reality
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Shared responsibly
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Practical behaviours teams can implement
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Early warning signs: Spotting burnout, distress and mental decline early
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Behavioural changes
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When to act
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How to respond appropriately
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Conversations that matter: Checking in without overstepping
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Boundaries, and difficult conversations
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Language that helps v harms
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Building confidence to speak up
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Fuel for focus: Nutrition, energy and mental performance
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Blood sugar, fatigue and cognition (and why sugar isn’t the answer)
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Simple nutrition strategies for workdays
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Practical swaps, not diet culture
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Movement as medicine: Why sitting all day is wrecking focus, and our health
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Movement and brain health
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Stress hormones and physical activity
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Simple desk-based strategies
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Sleep and performance: The missing link in workplace health
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Sleep deprivation and decision making
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Understanding the impact of sleep on cognition, decision-making, hormones and emotional regulation
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Nervous system recovery
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Factors that impact sleep, and practical sleep hygiene for busy people
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Motivation isn’t willpower: The psychology behind consistency
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Why motivation drops
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Habit science and the science of motivation and goal setting
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Sustainable performance strategies
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Confidence under pressure:
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Self-talk and the impact of thoughts on the body
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How internal dialogue shapes behaviour, confidence and outcomes
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Cognitive distortions and perception
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Practical confidence tools
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When work or life gets hard: Mental strategies for tough days
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Emotional load, and impact on the body and brain
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Normalising struggles
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Practical tools for coping
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Habits of high performing teams: The psychology behind strong culture and sustainable performance
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The psychology of high performance, beyond motivation
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Daily behaviours that shape culture – daily habits that strengthen or erode trust, accountability and morale
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From intention to action – practical strategies to improve communication and performance
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Qualities of a great leader: The psychology of effective leadership
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The foundations of effective leadership – the science behind trust, consistency and psychological safety
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Leading people, not just performance – Communication, emotional intelligence and differences in personality
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Practical leadership tools – Why self-reflection, leading by example and empathy matter
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How to build resilience – the science of resilience:
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The science of resilience and what makes a person resilient
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Is too much resilience a negative?
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Strategies to become more resilient
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The science of achievement and goal setting:
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What is the science of achievement?
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How to set goals and smash them
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What does success do to our brain? The impact of working hard and achieving goals on the brain
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Alcohol, caffeine and stimulants: the good, the bad and the ugly!
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The impact of alcohol, caffeine and stimulants on the brain, learning and memory consolidation
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The impact of alcohol, caffeine and stimulants on sleep
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How much is detrimental v how much has health benefits?
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Why people react the way they do: Trauma and workplace behaviour
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How stress and trauma impact the brain – threat response, cognitive load and regulation
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Behavioural responses at work – why people appear reactive, withdrawn, avoidant or disengaged under stress or adversity
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Responding appropriately in the workplace – boundaries, supportive language, personality types and when to escalate and refer
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Stronger together: Why human connection drives wellbeing and performance
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Why connection matters for the brain – how supportive relationships influence neurotransmitters, stress response and cognition
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The impact on behaviour and performance – how social support affects teamwork, resilience, decision-making and workplace morale
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Practical strategies to build connection – Simple actions leaders and teams can take to foster trust, collaboration and coherence
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Small habits, big impact: Cultivating positivity and wellbeing in the workplace
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How positive thinking and optimism influences stress, resilience and decision-making
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Simple, sustainable habits for a healthy brain and positive mind – nutrition, hydration, movement and micro-breaks that improve energy and focus
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Toxic positivity, and practical ways to encourage healthy, positive interactions
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End procrastination and take action: Practical skills to get things done
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Why we procrastinate – the psychology behind delay, avoidance and decision fatigue
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Practical strategies to take action – habit formation, prioritisation and time management techniques that actually work
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Maintaining momentum – ways to sustain action, accountability and small wins for long-term success
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"Thriving beyond adversity: Trauma, growth and mental wellbeing"
This powerful and deeply human in-person workshop brings together psychological science and lived experience to explore trauma, resilience and the capacity to adapt and thrive after adversity.
Delivered by Sherryn Lethlean, Director of SL Training Centre, health professional of over 2 decades with postgraduate qualifications in Psychology, alongside a guest keynote speaker with lived experience of both childhood trauma and life-changing physical injury, this session offers a rare and honest insight into the realities of trauma - and the pathways forward.
With a strong focus on men’s mental health, the session gently challenges silence, stigma and harmful expectations, while remaining inclusive and relevant for people of all genders. It is sensitive, respectful and powerful — designed to build understanding, empathy and practical awareness within teams and organisations.
This workshop is not therapy, but it is grounded in research, compassion and hope, with a focus on recovery, post-traumatic growth and meaningful change.
This session explores:
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The science of trauma and its impact on the brain, behaviour and workplace functioning
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The prevalence of trauma, abuse and violence in the community
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Men’s mental health — vulnerability, identity and the cost of silence
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Differences in how mental health challenges may present across genders and cultures
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Workplace bullying and its parallels with trauma and abuse
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How to better support colleagues, friends and loved ones experiencing mental health challenges
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Real-life accounts of adversity, recovery and growth from both presenters

