What does it look like in the brain when you help to calm someone else who is experiencing distress? New research helps show which areas are activated, producing some interesting findings and implications.
Watch the video below to learn more about the research and what it means for us in everyday life.
How Two Organisations Used Resilience First Aid to Build a More Supportive Workplace Culture Many workplaces are looking for practical ways to support mental health earlier, before stress, burnout or disconnection escalate into something more serious. Leaders often recognise the importance of mental health, but still face a difficult question: how do you give people
As High Adversity Resilience Training (HART) continues to grow across sectors such as emergency services, mining, and defence, maintaining the quality and integrity of delivery becomes increasingly important. To support this, we’re pleased to announce Andrew Palacios as Driven’s first HART Master Trainer. Andrew brings a depth of experience that strongly aligns with the environments
