FAQs – Workplace Stress Management Training
Stress management solutions for healthier, more resilient workplaces.
What is workplace stress management training?
Workplace stress management training is an evidence-based wellbeing program that equips employees with practical tools to manage stress, anxiety, and burnout at work. Our training combines mindfulness techniques, breathwork, and communication strategies to help teams build resilience, stay focused, and maintain mental wellbeing during busy or high-pressure periods.
Perfect for professionals in fast-paced environments, the training is designed to deliver immediate, actionable results—whether in-person or online.
Who is this training for?
This course is ideal for organisations that want to proactively support mental health at work. Suitable for:
Employees managing workload-related stress
Team leaders or managers supporting overwhelmed staff
HR professionals leading workplace wellbeing strategies
Hybrid or remote teams needing balance and connection
Staff in high-stress sectors like healthcare, finance, or education
Anyone curious about stress reduction or mindfulness at work
Why is stress management training important?
Workplace stress is one of the leading causes of absenteeism and presenteeism in the UK.
Key statistics:
50% of UK workers feel stressed at work (YouGov, 2022)YouGov research – ‘Half of British workers say they feel stressed at work’ – 2022
In 2021/22, 914,000 UK workers experienced work-related stress, depression, or anxiety (HSE, 2022) Health and Safety Executive – ‘Health and safety statistics: Key figures for Great Britain’ – 2021/2022
This led to 17 million lost workdays—averaging 18.6 days per affected employee (HSE, 2022) Health and Safety Executive – ‘Health and safety statistics: Key figures for Great Britain’
Stress not only affects employee wellbeing—it hits productivity, engagement, and profitability.
What are the benefits of stress management training?
The return on investment is clear:
According to the Mental Health Foundation, investing just £80 per employee in mental wellbeing can deliver £600 in savings by reducing absence and presenteeism. Mental Health Foundation – ‘Stress statistics: Results of our 2018 study’
Benefits include:
Improved focus and emotional regulation
Fewer stress-related absences
Increased morale and retention
Practical tools for ongoing self-management
What specific techniques will participants learn?
All strategies are workplace-friendly and designed for immediate use. Participants will learn:
3-minute breathing resets to calm the nervous system
Mindful communication for challenging conversations
Present-moment awareness for focus and clarity
Early warning signs to spot stress triggers
Self-compassion practices for high-pressure roles
Boundaries and time management to prevent burnout
What results can we expect after the training?
Most teams report feeling calmer and more focused after just one session. Common outcomes include:
Immediate stress reduction using breathwork
Improved communication during conflict or deadlines
Greater confidence in managing stressful tasks
Stronger team connection through shared learning
Practical tools for long-term mental resilience
Can sessions be customised for our team?
Yes. Every workshop is tailored to your sector-specific stressors, team roles, and organisational culture.
Examples of customisation:
Healthcare: Burnout prevention and compassion fatigue
Finance: Navigating client demands and market stress
Education: Managing student behaviour and admin load
Tech: Coping with change, deadlines, and rapid growth
Customer service: Handling demanding customers calmly
Manufacturing: Safety-related stress and shift fatigue
We’ll ensure the tools taught are relevant, practical, and applicable to your real-world challenges.
What training formats do you offer?
Flexible formats to suit your schedule and energy levels:
Lunch & Learn sessions: 12:00–1:00 PM or 1:00–2:00 PM
Morning energisers: 9:00–10:00 AM
End-of-week wind-downs: Friday afternoons
High-pressure prep: Before year-end or key deadlines
Virtual delivery: Nationwide via Zoom or Teams
In-person training: Available in Berkshire and surrounding areas.
We'll work with you to choose a format that maximises attendance and impact.
Can this training be integrated into existing events or meetings?
Yes. Stress management sessions can be woven into:
Regular team meetings or stand-ups
Staff wellbeing days and HR initiatives
Management retreats or leadership off-sites
Induction programs for new employees
Campaigns for Mental Health Awareness Week or Stress Awareness Month
We aim to support—not add to—your team’s existing workload.
How many people can attend a session?
We recommend the following group sizes for optimal experience:
1-hour session: 8–25 participants
Interactive workshop: 12–20 participants
Full-day retreat: 8–15 participants
Virtual session: Up to 30 participants with breakout room facilitation
For larger organisations, we can deliver multiple sessions or offer an adjusted format.
What makes this training different?
Our stress management training stands out by being:
Workplace-focused: Designed for real office pressures, not abstract theory
Results-driven: Techniques are practical and ready to use the same day
Evidence-based: Backed by 30+ years in healthcare and current research
Interactive and experiential: Hands-on, not lecture-based
Flexible: Delivered in formats that suit your business and staff
This is not just another wellness webinar—it’s transformative, team-based learning with measurable outcomes.
Will participants have to share personal experiences?
No. We prioritise psychological safety and privacy:
All sharing is completely optional
Exercises focus on common workplace situations—not personal issues
Everyone can opt out of any practice they find uncomfortable
Discussions remain confidential within the session
The space is supportive, respectful, and designed for trust.
Ready to bring calm and clarity to your workplace?
Contact us to book a session or request a quote tailored to your team’s needs.