Strategies for Building Resilience
Below are some strategies for building resilience:
Develop confidence in your ability to solve problems and trust your instincts.
We can't always prevent stressful events from happening, but we can change how we interpret and respond to these events.
Certain goals no longer may be attainable as a result of adverse situations but acceptance can help you focus on circumstances you can affect.
Many people who have experienced tragedies and hardship report better relationships, a greater sense of strength, an increased sense of self–worth and a greater appreciation for life.
Good relationships with family, friends or others are important. Accept help and support from those who care about you.
An optimistic outlook enables you to expect good things to happen in your life.
Pay attention to your own needs and feelings. Engage in activities you enjoy and find relaxing such as exercising, getting enough sleep, eating a healthful diet and limiting alcohol consumption.
If building resilience is on your self–care to–do list, we have some great tools to help you succeed. First, as an EAP member you can log into our interactive member site to access our Resilience Journey program. Second, connecting with one our counselors may be helpful. We can coordinate an appointment with a counselor by phone, in–person or even a video session.
Canopy EAP Canopy was founded in 1975 and we have been providing Employee Assistance Program (EAP) services since 1978. Canopy's mission is to support organizational success and improve quality of lives. Canopy provides member groups' employees and family members a comprehensive, full service EAP with a focus on customer service, technology, outcomes and integrated wellness. In addition, Canopy supports our employer partners with tools such as Wellness, Digital Therapy, Coaching and Training.