LEARN. PRACTICE. THRIVE.


In continued partnership with Vaya Health, and the North Carolina Department of Health & Human Services,
Resources For Resilience is proud to offer weekly programming for WNC residents affected by Hurricane Helene. This opportunities for learning and connection are ideal for first responders, healthcare workers, community volunteers, and anyone looking for tools to support their friends, neighbors, and loved ones during this difficult time.

DONATE. SHARE. SUPPORT.

We remain thankful for the safety of our team and our ability to respond quickly to to our friends and neighbors throughout WNC. But, we need your help to expand and sustain our efforts.

We know there are many more communities across the region who need us. If you are looking for ways to help, please consider donating to Resources For Resilience to ensure that our vital supports and opportunities for connection and learning can remain available to those who need them. 

RESILIENCE IN ACTION

Sharing tools to support everyone’s resilience.

At Resources For Resilience, we believe that everyone has the ability to deepen their resilience and experience better days. That is why we offer a variety of evidence-informed and resiliency-focused training programs to individuals, organizations, and entire communities.

Our registered 501(c)3 organization was formed in response to the public health crisis of childhood adversity and seeks to address the ongoing stress that many of us face every day. The easy-to-use strategies that we teach are meant for anyone to use as we work to prevent future adversity and help people stay healthy and connected during tough times.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Our flagship trainings and professional development programs offer individuals, organizations, and entire communities essential, practical ways to manage stress and build resilience in themselves and others.

Explore our list of upcoming events and register for a workshop today!

WE’RE MAKING RESILIENCE A REALITY

ONE CONNECTION & ONE COMMUNITY AT A TIME

We all have tough days. There may even be moments when life feels like more than we can handle. The good news is that science has shown us that with consistent awareness and practice, we can bounce back from hard times.

THIS is resilience. It is the potential in all of us, and something that can be taught, learned, and cultivated over time. 

RE·SIL·IENCE | noun

 

the ability or capacity to adapt, recover and move forward in the face of adversity, trauma, or stress.

Resources For Resilience is a 501(c)3 nonprofit serving western North Carolina and beyond. Since 2017, we have been sharing practical tools and resources for individuals, teams, and communities to manage stress, prevent burnout, and build resilience in themselves and others.

WHO WE SERVE

Our trainings and workshops are designed for individuals, families, teams, and groups of all ages, backgrounds, and walks of life. We are proud to serve a wide variety professionals and frontline heroes and helpers, allowing people to better understand how their brains and bodies respond to stress and what to do build resilience in themselves, their loved, ones and in the communities they serve.

First Responders & Emergency Service Personnel

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Educators & Caregivers

Healthcare Practitioners & Public Health Workers

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Youth & Families

Corporate, Small Business or Civic Leaders

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Community Volunteers & Advocates

OUR SIGNATURE TRAININGS & WORKSHOPS

Our one-of-a-kind personal and professional development curricula help participants thrive amidst adversity and create healthier, more resilient communities over time.

We teach practical, research-based tools designed to help people calm down quickly during times of stress. These tools can be used at work, at home, alone, or with others to help us reset and build our resilience when times are tough.

 

UPCOMING EVENTS

Weekly Virtual Listening Circle (2)

Weekly Virtual Listening Circle (2)

Every Wednesday | 12 to 1 pm EST on Zoom Big events can hit us hard and affect us in many ways. Listening Circles help us name what is most difficult about them and practice tools that can help with the stress, right now. Join us for weekly 1-hour connection time as...

Leading Through Hard Times (Morganton)

Leading Through Hard Times (Morganton)

Leading through challenges is tough, but the right tools can help your team keep thriving. Join us for this 7-hour interactive workshop as we explore new ways to manage stress and keep everyone going—no matter what comes your way. FREE and open to all WNC residents,...

WHAT OUR PARTICIPANTS SAY

We invite you to reach out any time to talk about which offerings are right for your team.  We are happy to lead one of our evidence-informed workshops for your organization, answer your questions, or offer other resources to promote resilience in your community.

“As a leader, I often hear the myriad of reasons that staff seek out a human service profession and, unfortunately, also hear the other side of the story when they decide to leave the profession they love… If we, as a community, offer the tools and connection for those staff to stay resilient through adversity, I strongly believe that our retention of well-qualified and compassionate staff would be better…”

Krista Engles, MSW, LCSWA

Regional Operations Director, RHA Health Services

“RFR’s Reconnect for Resilience has become the core set of intervention skills our counselors, social workers, and psychologists use to help promote emotional regulation in students at all levels. Outside of the student services suite, we have a growing number of teachers who have learned to deploy the ‘Rapid Resets’ to help restore student functioning. Reconnect offers a readily accessible set of skills…

John Basilice

Student Services Director, Cabarrus County Schools

“Unanimously it was stated that this was the best training our team has received in the last 18 months. All levels found real value from the class. Everyone – our intake team, peer support specialists, case managers, regional coordinators, and assistant directors – felt energized and took an internal pulse on both their own resiliency and how to apply this with the veterans that we serve.”

Brandon Wilson

Managing Director, Veterans of the Carolinas

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