What is Wraw?
Wraw stands for Workplace Resilience and Wellbeing. It explores the behaviours and thinking patterns linked to Energy, Future Focus, Inner Drive, Flexible Thinking and Strong Relationships.
Workplace resilience insight
Build a clear picture of current workplace resilience, then turn the results into a practical and personal action plan.
The five pillars
Jackie played a key role in developing Wraw and has extensive experience using it in coaching.
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Wraw stands for Workplace Resilience and Wellbeing. It explores the behaviours and thinking patterns linked to Energy, Future Focus, Inner Drive, Flexible Thinking and Strong Relationships.
You receive a report, a confidential one-to-one debrief and a focused action plan based on the areas most relevant to your goals.
Yes. The assessment can be repeated after a period of action to review changes and guide the next stage of development.
No. Wraw is a workplace resilience and wellbeing assessment used for development and action planning. It does not diagnose a mental health condition or replace medical or therapeutic assessment.