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The 24hrs post incident

 

Five Mistakes Leaders Often Make

The first 24 hrs after a serious incident shape everything that follows, and even experienced leaders feel pressure to act quickly and decisively. I've pulled together what leaders often get wrong, and what psychologically safe leadership looks like instead.

Organisational Learning

Learning vs Blame 

These slides explore the difference between a blame culture and a learning culture and why this makes a difference to an organisations response to an incident. We also look at the impact of that response. 

Positive Safety Culture

 

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/positive-safety-culture-what-uk-organisations-showing-jenny-ralls-yaq9e/

An article exploring how leadership teams have made significant positive changes to their safety culture, and why this matters.

Leadership in Complaints

https://youtu.be/UlG5tRW15NE

Complaints are becoming more complex and present an increasing risk to organisations. 

Here's how leaders can act now to manage these with clarity and integrity. 

Response to the Thirlwall Inquiry

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Failures in management, governance and safeguarding - topics which are dismissed as dry and boring but they save lives. This article describes why, despite the tragic loss of life, we could be optimistic.  



Events:

Free Webinar

 

High Stakes Conversations for Leaders: A Trauma Informed Approach

Tuesday 28/7/26 12pm

This short, free session explores how trauma informed leadership reduces fear, supports staff, and leads to better decisions. 

Register here:

https://forms.office.com/r/hw2D8UvGB2

Free Training Event

 

Leading a Thorough Investigation with Psychological Safety
 

Thursday 22/10/26 1pm

This short, free session explores how investigations can be approached in a way which engenders confidence and transparency in those participating.  

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