Boost the Resiliency of Your Employees

Employees health and well-being is directly linked to workplace performance. Together with Terrace Metrics you can drive better outcomes for your entire workplace.

Terrace Metrics is a cloud-based system that helps assess and improve the resiliency outcomes of employees

Our rapid, online assessment tool uses clinically evidenced & validated indicators

Immediate reporting with full confidentiality – only the user can access their results

Self-guided curriculum and videos aligned to each indicator to support follow-on interventions

  • Unlimited Use of the System for the Specific Term
    Employees and the administrators can use as often as desired; There are no hidden charges.
  • Self-Corrective action
    Individual access to all empirically-based resources that are directly linked to their profile
  • Ongoing Consultation with Terrace Metrics
  • Continuous ongoing monitoring
    Monitor the resiliency and wellness of your workforce, resulting in better outcomes

These indicators are the most robust predictors of workplace success and interpersonal functioning. The indicators can be customized to meet the specific needs of different departments.

Resiliency

Tenacity to achieve a goal; to not get distracted by the next shiny thing that comes our way.

Ability to develop multiple strategies when something is blocking a goal; motivation to pursue each until successful.

Specific skills needed to influence others in a positive way. Those with these skills intact are more self-confident and believe they can influence others.

Higher levels of positive life outlook; measures an individual’s current view about themselves, their world, and their future.

Higher expectations of one’s personal abilities.

Adversity

Examines general anxiety symptoms (not specific to any one source)

Examines levels of depressive symptoms; also includes a self-harm ideation identification

Tendency to focus only on one’s perceived faults: difficulty accepting mistakes

Assesses levels of perceived isolation from others, measured by being ignored or actively excluded

Stress associated with previous traumatic event (e.g., accident)

Distress associated with drug/alcohol use to the individual and/or loved ones (parents, guardians, etc.)