Resilience Training for Teams Tasmania
Resilience For Teams teaches your people how to perform under pressure, effective stress management techniques and builds lasting resilience.
Overview
A Resilience Training Program for Teams in Tasmania
Perfect for teams navigating change, pursuing high performance, or simply needing to reconnect, Resilience For Teams Tasmania is an immersive resilience training program for teams designed to strengthen bonds and unlock potential. Set within the breathtaking Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed wilderness, this experience provides an extraordinary backdrop for reflection, growth, and renewal.
This is not a boot camp. While some activities are designed to challenge — because that is how resilience is built — the emphasis is on growth, trust, and shared purpose. Participants are guided through meaningful experiences that foster genuine connection, teamwork, and self-awareness. Each day blends outdoor activities with expert facilitation, helping your people apply the principles of resilience in real time. Evenings are spent reflecting together, turning moments from the day into practical tools your team can use back at work.
The environment is positive and nurturing — not competitive or intimidating. Whether your goal is to strengthen collaboration, develop leadership capability, or reignite motivation, this team resilience training program offers a safe and supportive space for developing resilience that lasts well beyond your time in Tasmania.
What Your People Will Learn
- How to build and sustain resilience in business
- How to reduce anxiety and manage stress under pressure
- How to foster positive mental health and team wellbeing
- How to build psychological safety in the workplace
- How to perform at their best — individually and collectively
4 Days / 3 nights
3 nights cabin accommodation
Outdoor program
Most meals included
DAY 1: Arrive Launceston and travel by private vehicle to Cradle Mountain National Park. Overnight at Waldheim Cabins
DAY 2: Program activities and evening reflection sessions. Overnight at Waldheim Cabins
DAY 3: Program activities and evening reflection sessions. Overnight at Waldheim Cabins
DAY 4: Program concludes. Travel by private vehicle to Launceston to meet departure flights
Dates
Dates
Availability
Dates 6 Mar – 9 Mar, 2026
Availability closed
Dates 20 Mar – 23 Mar, 2026
Availability closed
Dates 8 May – 11 May, 2026
Availability confirmed
Dates 12 Jun – 15 Jun, 2026
Availability confirmed
“David, Nick and Ben are highly engaging and experienced professionals to lead you through an amazing trip. I got a lot more than I expected out of it. A bit of pain, a bit of honesty, a bit of courage and a whole lot of fun. I have already recommended the program to friends and colleagues as the self-learnings and skills I gained are a serious game changer!”
Hugh Christiansen
Resilience For Teams – March 2022
Resilience Training for Teams Tasmania
Itinerary
Day 1
Arrival and Immersion
Arrive in Launceston, where your private vehicle awaits for a scenic drive through the Tasmanian highlands to Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park — a breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage wilderness of glacial lakes, ancient forests, and rugged peaks.
Check into the historic Waldheim Cabins, tucked deep within the national park. After settling in, join your facilitators for a welcome briefing and introductory activities that begin laying the foundation for connection, trust, and psychological safety — essential ingredients in any effective resilience training program for teams.
As the sun sets over Cradle Mountain, enjoy a relaxed group dinner. It’s the perfect setting to unwind and prepare for the transformative days ahead.
Waldheim Cabins
Lunch & dinner
Cradle Mountain – Lake St Clair National Park
Day 2
Challenge and Growth
After breakfast, the program moves outdoors, combining physical and reflective experiences designed to stretch comfort zones in supportive ways. Expect a balance of guided hikes, group challenges, and resilience workshops — all tailored to explore adaptability, mindset, and effective communication under pressure.
The focus is on learning through experience. Participants discover how to stay calm and resourceful when faced with uncertainty, and how to bring out the best in one another. Evening reflections encourage the group to connect the day’s insights to real workplace dynamics, followed by another nourishing group dinner and fireside conversation.
Waldheim Cabins
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Cradle Mountain Lake – St Clair National Park
Day 3
Integration and Team Dynamics
Wake to the crisp mountain air and enjoy a hearty breakfast before heading back into the landscape for a full day of immersive team activities. Today’s focus is on bringing together the skills and insights developed during the resilience training program for teams — communication, perspective taking, shared problem solving, and practical resilience.
Weather permitting, the morning may include a longer group hike or an outdoor navigation challenge that requires teams to collaborate, make decisions under pressure, and adjust their approach as conditions change. These experiences are intentionally designed to mirror real workplace environments where adaptability and psychological safety determine how well teams function under stress.
After lunch, the program shifts to a series of facilitated scenarios and resilience workshops. Here, participants dive deeper into how trust is built, how conflict can be handled constructively, and how each person’s unique strengths contribute to overall team performance.
As the day winds down, an extended debrief helps the group connect their outdoor learnings to practical, day-to-day behaviours back in their organisation. A final group dinner rounds out the evening, offering time to relax, reflect, and enjoy the quiet magic of Cradle Mountain before the final morning session tomorrow.
Waldheim Cabins
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Cradle Mountain Lake – St Clair National Park
Day 4
Program Conclusion and Departure
After a relaxed breakfast, the group gathers for a final program overview and results session, reviewing key takeaways, measurable outcomes, and personal commitments for the months ahead. This final reflection ties together the themes of building team resilience — from mindset and behaviour, to intention and action.
Return by private vehicle to Launceston, where your team departs with renewed purpose, clarity, and connection for flights home.
Waldheim Cabins
Breakfast
Cradle Mountain – Lake St Clair National Park
Why Every Program We Run Is Successful
Our programs work because they are grounded in real world experience. They are human, practical, evidence-based and designed for everyday work and life.
Resilience Training for Teams Tasmania
What’s included
- 3 nights accommodation at Cradle Mountain Waldheim Cabins
- 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 3 dinners (9 meals in total)
- All ground transfers in Tasmania by private vehicle
- Expert facilitators
- Tailored resilience program for your team
- Resilience360 Self-Assessment
- Each participant receives a copy of Life’s Tough, Be Tougher by David Buttifant and Nick Farr
Resilience Training for Teams Tasmania
Accomm & Meals
Your team will stay in the historic Waldheim Cabins, located deep within the heart of Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park. These cabins offer a simple, authentic experience that fits perfectly with the purpose of our resilience training programs for teams, where the environment plays an important role in shaping mindset and connection.
Set among ancient forests and surrounded by the sights and sounds of the Tasmanian wilderness, the cabins provide a quiet, grounding base for the work we do together. Each cabin is heated and equipped with full kitchen facilities, including a fridge, stove, cutlery, plates, and all necessary cleaning items — everything you need for comfortable group living in a remote environment.
Accommodation is shared, with basic bunk style rooms that encourage connection, teamwork, and a genuine break from busy corporate routines. Shower and bathroom facilities are communal, providing clean and practical amenities while still maintaining privacy and comfort for all participants..
While the cabins are not luxurious, they are warm, welcoming, and perfectly aligned with the resilience experience — simple spaces that allow your team to disconnect from distraction and engage more deeply with the environment, the program, and each other.
Meals throughout the program are healthy, nutritious, and designed to support both physical activity and mental performance. We provide balanced menus that include fresh ingredients, whole foods, and plenty of options to suit different dietary needs. Every meal is planned with purpose, ensuring your group has the energy needed for the hikes, challenges, and reflective work that shape powerful resilience training for teams.
Whether it is a hearty breakfast before heading into the national park or a warm, nourishing dinner after a full day of learning and activity, your team will be well fuelled and fully supported throughout the experience.
Resilience Training for Teams Tasmania
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