A versatile, reliable, and validated tool that measures the psychological resilience of individuals in 3 minutes, anchored in specific outcomes to protect mental health and improve corporate well-being outcomes.

What do we call ‘Resilience’?

Resilience is the ability to successfully cope with stress or adversity. This includes both recovering after encountering stressors ('bouncing back') and improving resources to handle future challenges ('bouncing forward'). Resilience is complex, shaped by neurobiological, psychosocial, and developmental factors. It is also dynamic, influenced by changing internal processes like states and traits, and external conditions such as environments and events. Therefore, a person's resilience can vary over time and with different circumstances.

The Neurozone® Resilience Index provides predictive outcomes

The Resilience Index has been anchored into mental health outcomes such as depression, anxiety, insomnia, and burnout risk. Using international clinical measures, we've developed cut-off scores to indicate different levels of resilience:

• Peak Resilience: Indicates a very low risk of developing mental health issues and burnout. Individuals with peak resilience are well-protected mentally and require no immediate intervention.

• Low Resilience: Suggests a high risk for mental health disorders and burnout. For individuals in this category, we strongly recommend therapy to address these risks.

• High Moderate, Moderate, and Low Moderate Resilience: Each level comes with tailored recommendations for support and intervention. For example, low moderate resilience may require individual therapy and coaching, while high moderate resilience might only need group coaching.

The Resilience Index roughly demonstrates a one-on-one return: for every 10% increase in the resilience score, expect a corresponding 10% reduction in the severity of mental health symptoms and burnout risk.