Psychological Training

Training that gives your team the tools before they need them.

Four sessions that give your people a framework for what good mental health looks like, and the practical, science-backed tools to build it. Delivered by a clinical psychologist, in plain English, warm and human throughout.

Dr Leanne Harper delivering a psychological training session

The four sessions

Four sessions. One clear arc across the year.

Each stands alone, and together they build: understand your mind, protect it, strengthen it, then support one another.

What people say

“I learnt more in that one hour than I did in four one-to-one private sessions I'd had recently.”

“Hearing you break down anxiety the way you did really helped me to understand why I feel the way I do. I will definitely be taking some of these techniques away.”

“Such authentic presenting, love your style. Wonderfully easy to understand and apply.”

Performing Under Pressure

managing pressure and anxiety at work

Pressure is the job. Anxiety doesn't have to be.

High-pressure work asks a lot of your mind: deadlines, big decisions, high stakes. A little anxiety under pressure is normal, it's the system that keeps us alert. The trouble starts when it tips into overwhelm and turns against us. This session shows teams how their brains work under pressure and how to get the best from them when it matters most, with the tools ready before the pressure peaks. Nobody needs to be struggling to benefit; we all perform better when we understand how we're wired.

What we cover

  • How your brain works under pressure, physically and mentally, when the stakes rise
  • What anxiety actually is: a normal signal, not a flaw, and why pressure can tip it into overwhelm
  • How avoidance and stress quietly chip away at performance
  • Evidence-based tools to stay clear-headed when it matters most

Your team leaves able to

  • Understand how their own mind works under pressure
  • Stay effective and steady when the stakes are high
  • Think and decide with a clearer head
  • Talk about pressure without it feeling like weakness
For the organisation: clearer decisions under pressure, sharper focus, and fewer of your best people burning out when it counts.
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“You normalised feeling anxious, which has made me feel better about what I've been going through.”

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Preventing Burnout

rest, recovery and performance

High performance runs on recovery.

The best time to learn about burnout is before it happens. This session gives whole teams the tools early, long before they're needed. Nobody's here because they've done anything wrong. In high-pressure industries, your strongest people are often the closest to the edge. This one hands them the science and the practical tools to recover well and keep performing, without the guilt that usually gets in the way.

What we cover

  • What burnout really is, and the early warning signs
  • The clinical reasons why pushing through backfires
  • What keeps people stuck, and how to break the cycle
  • Small daily habits that work without slowing you down

Your team leaves able to

  • Spot burnout early in themselves and each other
  • Understand what's really driving the cycle
  • Use rest and recovery as a performance tool, guilt-free
For the organisation: lower absence and turnover, and sustainable performance from the people you can't afford to lose.
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“As a single parent trying to balance work life and personal life this was extremely helpful.”

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Confidence and Imposter Syndrome

building self-belief that matches ability

Your most capable people often doubt themselves the most.

Some of the most talented people privately fear they'll be found out. It holds them back from speaking up, going for the role, or trusting their own judgement. This session helps teams understand where that self-doubt comes from and how to build steady, realistic confidence. It's for everyone, not only those who feel it strongly, and the tools work best learned before they're needed.

What we cover

  • What imposter syndrome actually is, and why it so often hits high achievers
  • The clinical reasons self-doubt takes hold, and what keeps it going
  • How it shows up at work: hesitation, overwork, avoiding visibility
  • Evidence-based tools to trust and back your own judgement

Your team leaves able to

  • Understand where their own self-doubt comes from
  • Build steady, lasting confidence
  • Back their judgement and speak up
  • Talk about self-doubt without shame
For the organisation: people who speak up, step up and stay, protecting your talent, your leadership pipeline and your decisions.
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“Such a great description that makes so much sense. Great presentation. Great examples. Great advice.”

Session attendee

Supporting Your People

confident conversations about mental health

Most managers want to help. Few feel equipped to.

When someone on a team is struggling, their manager is often the first to notice, yet there's little training on how to have the difficult conversations that follow. Many people are so worried about saying the wrong thing that they say nothing. This session gives managers the confidence and the practical skills to notice when someone needs support, start the conversation well, and respond in a way that helps. Taught with real clinical depth, and learned before the moment arrives, so they're ready when it does.

What we cover

  • How mental health difficulties show up in the workplace
  • How to spot the early signs before things escalate
  • How to start and hold a supportive conversation, and what to avoid
  • Where a manager's role ends, and how to signpost without carrying it all

Your team leaves able to

  • Approach a struggling team member with confidence
  • Handle difficult conversations with skill
  • Hold clear boundaries and know where to signpost
  • Support others while protecting their own wellbeing
For the organisation: managers who catch problems early, less absence and turnover, and a culture where people speak up before they break down.
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“Useful and invaluable training. Dr Harper's calm and approachable manner with detailed and interesting explanations and visuals were easy to follow and genuinely informative.”

Session attendee

“Brilliant training. I've noticed an increase in confidence in all the staff who attended. I've asked if it can be rolled out more widely.”

The annual programme

The whole year, sorted.

Four sessions, one a quarter, each building on the last: understand your mind, protect it, strengthen it, then support one another. A whole year of looking after your team's minds, mapped out from the start.

£10,000 for the year

That's £1,600 less than booking the four on their own, with your dates locked-in and measurable results.

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Format & pricing

Simple, and built around your team.

All bookings include an introductory planning call with Dr Leanne, so they're tailored to your team's needs.

Bring this to your team.

Book onto one of our sessions, or tell us about your team or event and we'll shape something that fits.