NatCORR Incident Response Workshop - Melbourne

Transform Your Understanding and Response to Critical Incidents

Join our immersive incident response workshop that will equip you with the knowledge and skills to navigate high-stress situations with confidence and expertise. Here’s how you will benefit:

1. Master the Science of Stress: Dive deep into the world of neurology and discover how extreme stress affects the brain. Gain insights into how this knowledge can dramatically improve your performance in high-stakes situations.
2. Design Effective Response Plans: Learn how to craft a critical incident response plan that truly works. We'll guide you through the essential components needed to ensure your plan is robust, reliable, and ready to be deployed when every second counts.
3. Sharpen Your Skills Through Scenarios: Engage with realistic and meaningful scenarios that challenge you to think on your feet. Identify your strengths and uncover where you need to improve. This hands-on approach ensures you’re prepared and primed for any critical incident.
4. Create Your Customised Action Template: Walk away with a bespoke template designed to help you plan and implement impactful critical incident scenarios in your own context. This tailored tool ensures that the lessons learned can be directly applied to enhance safety and preparedness within your workplace or community.

Why Join Us?

• Expert Guidance: Led by professionals with real-world experience in navigating critical incidents, our workshop offers you the rare opportunity to learn from the best.
• Interactive Learning: Move beyond theory with practical exercises that simulate real-life challenges, ensuring you gain valuable hands-on experience.
• Community and Support: Join a community of like-minded individuals committed to making a difference in high-pressure situations. Benefit from the collective wisdom and support of a network that shares your goals.
• Empowerment: Empower yourself with the confidence to lead and make informed decisions during critical incidents. Our workshop doesn’t just teach you what to do; it will challenge how you think and respond under pressure.

Presenter: Dr Clare Dallat from Risk Resolve with support from NatCORR team members who are seasoned outdoor educators, and managers of risk and safety.

Cap of 25 participants per workshop. Maximum of 5 people from the same organisation.