For Teams
Diagnose, intervene, sustain
Most firms start with the Audit and let the findings decide what comes next. Prices are fixed and published, you won't be asked to sit through a proposal process to find out what something costs.
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Pressure Audit
Anonymous team measurement, analysis and a one-hour findings session with leadership. Written report and a twelve-week re-measure.
£1,200
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Pressure Briefing
Ninety minutes, on site, up to 40 people. Runs at 07:30 if that's what it takes to get the room.
£900 -
Pressure Workshop
Three hours, up to 20 people. Built on your own team's data, and ends with a written Pressure Charter the team agrees in the room.
£1,750 -
Leadership Pressure Lab
Three hours for six to twelve managers. Workload design, recognising deterioration in a direct report, and holding the conversation without stepping into a clinical role.
£2,250 -
Pressure Programme
Eight weeks. One briefing, two workshops, ten individual sessions, two leadership calls, full report and re-measure.
£6,000
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Standby Retainer
Up to 40 people covered. Twelve sessions included each month, overage at £75. Invoiced quarterly.
£1,250/mo
Prices exclude VAT. Fixed and published — there is no proposal process to find out what something costs.
Inside a Pressure Workshop
Three hours, up to twenty people, built around what your measurement actually showed.
Your team's numbers
Their own anonymised data, presented back to them. Distribution, not averages.
Individual regulation
Practised, not described. Everyone leaves with a written protocol card.
Recovery and sleep
The highest-leverage lever in high-pressure work, and the one nobody addresses operationally.
Team pressure design
The team maps its own pressure into controllable, influenceable and fixed — and commits to three changes.
Spotting the edge
Observable markers, what to say, what not to promise, and where we stop.
Individual pathway
How to book, and the confidentiality architecture. Said once, plainly.
Not sure which one you need
Neither are we, until we've measured. That's the point of starting with the Audit.