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Resilience Lessons from the 10 th Mountain Division of WWII

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Resilience

Lessons from the 10th Mountain Division of WWII

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Stories from the 10th Mountain Division

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Why resilience? • 75% of residents met criteria for

burnout

• Burnout lead to increase in errors by residents.

Fahrenkopf Amy M, Sectish Theodore C, Barger Laura K, Sharek Paul J, Lewin Daniel, Chiang Vincent W et al.BMJ 2008

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What is resilience

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What is resilience

• Who is resilient? Describe them in a sentence.

• When is resilience necessary?

• What helps you build resilience?

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Resilience Defined

• The ability to bounce back from emotional trauma and steer through every day adversity.

• Resilience is renewable resource we can develop.

• A metaphor: the Bucket

From Reivich and Shatte, 2003

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Today

• What is your baseline?

• Your trigger and responses

• How to refill and cultivate your bucket

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Your Baseline

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Baseline Understanding

• Combination of genetic disposition, external events and personal choices and experience.

• Positive Psychology

• Flourishing – growth, generativity

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Baseline Anchors

• Purpose and meaning

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Triggers and Response

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10th Mountain Division

• Small issues and moral

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Your Triggers

• The last thing that made you curse.

• Your biggest pet peeve at work.

• What was the topic of your last argument.

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Responses

• Loose your calm – busy

• Loose your head - angry

• Loose your focus - distracted

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Negative physical responses

• Breathing shallow and quick

• Tension in shoulders – forward and down

• Fidgit – unfocused energy

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Negative Mental responses

• Me/Always/Everything

• Obsessing

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Positive physical responses

• Conscious Breathing

• Posture management

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Positive Mental Responses

• Perspective taking

• Adversity

• Belief

• Consequence

• Realistic Optimism

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Refilling the bucket

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How to refill

• Flow/focus

• 3 Good Things

• Connect with people

• Sempre Avanti

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Flow and Focus

• Power of shutting off your phone

• 30-90 minutes a day focusing on One Thing

• Recharges

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3 Good Things

• Developed by Martin Seligmen

• Within 2 hours of going to bed, write 3 good things that happened in the day and how you contributed to them

• 2 weeks of this has effect not significantly different than Prozac

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Connect

• Strong relationships build resilience

• Existence• Support relationships reduced PTSD• Network size and Emotional closeness increase well

being

• Revisiting • Humor and play• Trust and Support

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Sempre Avanti