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- Transitioning into your career – Adapting to professional expectations, building confidence, and developing workplace relationships.
- Managing feedback and expectations – Developing a growth mindset, handling constructive criticism, and setting achievable career goals.
- Professional resilience – Strategies to navigate challenges, manage stress, and build confidence in decision-making.
- Developing a professional identity – Understanding values, ethics, and the role of personal strengths in career development.
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Safeguarding for Business Case Studies
We are thrilled and delighted to be awarded ‘Best Mental Health Consultancy’ in This Can Happen Awards 2021 This Can Happen is an organisation that supports employers and employees across the world to create a positive environment for good mental health in the workplace.
The Head of Health and Safety at United Response approached the company’s insurer because of a seemingly intractable problem with workplace stress and high staff turnover.
We deliver training for the UK justice system, supporting staff and managers whose roles put them into challenging and often potentially traumatic situations every day.
A recent survey for Mind reported that just 11% of people would speak to their manager about their mental health (Pulse Survey April 2020). The GMC reports 85% and this is recognised as largely due to their long-term partnership with Petros.
Safeguarding for Business Articles
Sep 15th, 2025
Safeguarding in Faith Communities – Episode 1
Safeguarding is often described in policies and procedures as if it were a fixed set of rules, but in our first episode of the Faithful Safeguarding podcast, Professor Jo Clarke invites us to go deeper into the emotional heart of safeguarding, and the cultural challenges of doing it well, especially within faith settings.
Sep 16th, 2025
Theology and Safeguarding: Faith in Practice
In this second interview for the Faithful Safeguarding series, I speak with Professor Marcus Pound, theologian and member of the Global Safeguarding Alliance. His recent work, The Cross of the Moment, explores the lived experience of abuse within Catholic communities and asks how theology can inform better safeguarding practice.
Sep 16th, 2025
Why Inclusive Safeguarding Must Start With Listening
What does it mean to create a safeguarding policy that truly reflects the lives of those it is designed to protect? And how can faith communities shift from surface-level inclusion to frameworks that acknowledge power, difference, and marginalisation?
Sep 16th, 2025
Desistance, Risk and Redemption: Rethinking Safeguarding After Conviction
When does someone with a criminal record stop being a risk? And how can safeguarding systems distinguish between danger and change without undermining safety?
Sep 16th, 2025
Naming Harm, Building Culture: Spiritual Abuse and Safeguarding from Within
What happens when the person harming you speaks in the name of God? And how can safeguarding leaders respond when the culture around them is shaped by silence, obligation, or theological confusion?