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Stepping into Workplace Resilience: Dr Jo Burrell and Dr Felicity Baker
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Stepping into Workplace Resilience: Dr Jo Burrell and Dr Felicity Baker
In this week's episode of the Business of Psychology podcast I'm joined by Dr Jo Burrell and Dr Felicity Baker from Ultimate Resilience. I'm really excited to talk to them about the business they have built together that helps workplaces create psychologically healthy teams through evaluation, training and professional support.
Full show notes and a transcript of this episode are available at The Business of Psychology
Links for Jo And Felicity:
LinkedIn:
Website: www.ultimateresilience.co.uk
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The highlights
- Jo and Felicity tell us about who they are, and what Ultimate Resilience does 00:24
- Felicity and Jo talk about how they went from the idea to getting off the ground 03:05
- I ask Jo and Felicity if they remember any particularly striking differences between the NHS clinical setting and what was useful in workplaces 09:47
- Felicity and Jo reflect on some of the challenges they faced in this journey 16:12
- I ask how they have gone about developing the relationships they need 19:36
- I ask Jo and Felicity if there is anything they would have done differently 25:42
- Jo and Felicity give us their advice for psychologists or therapists that are thinking about stepping into workplace work 33:17
- I ask them what’s next for the future of Ultimate Resilience 37:20
- Jo and Felicity tell us where we can find them 39:34
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