OUR MISSION

In an uncertain world, the performance of an organization depends on its adaptability. UNREST is the first law firm of Change Enablment designed to develop this behavioral and relational skill.

Contribute to a professional world where change is seen and experienced as a source of development.
Leadership produces change.
In fact, it is its primary function.

John Kotter

Change is here to stay. Your organization too.
84
%

Leaders feel unprepared for the current period of constant change

75
%

of HR managers think that managers are overwhelmed by constant change.

70
%

Boards think that their organization is not ready for permanent change.

Sources: “Top 5 HR Priorities for HR Leaders in 2025,”
Gartner, November 2024. LLH-ICEO, “View From the C-
Next: Embracing the Transformation of Leadership”, Nov 2025.

MANIFEST

While change is inevitable, suffering from it is not.

Constat

Uncertainty: an individual and collective test.

Technological progress, regulatory changes, social transformations... the acceleration of change is one of the major markers of our time.

In this context, adaptability has become a key skill. For individuals and organizations alike, it is synonymous with resilience and sustainable performance.

One question remains: how can this capacity be developed in practice? As early as 1993, WHO provided us with a structuring working framework, by defining the psychosocial skills (CPS) as “a person's ability to respond effectively to the demands and challenges of daily life”:
● Cognitive resources (decision making, problem solving)
● Emotional resources (stress regulation, resilience),
● Relational resources (communication, empathy).

Approach

Behavioral sciences: what is observable is measurable. What is measurable is trainable.

We are resolutely committed to the Anglo-Saxon tradition of behavioral and cognitive sciences.

This tradition imposed a simple requirement: to make behavior observable, measurable, and trainable. She structured a Culture of evidence, a logic of efficiency And a control by indicators that allow you to move from intention to action.

The competency-based approach was naturally developed there, because it transforms abstract qualities into operational capacities. It makes it possible to objectify progress, assess the impact and anchor change in concrete situations.

It is this pragmatism, this measurability and this orientation towards real efficiency that are the basis for our choice.

Reason for being

Reconciling mental health and workplace efficiency.

In an uncertain and complex world, Adaptability determines sustainability. It's true for individuals. This is also true for organizations.

In this perspective, we adopt the intuition formulated by the physician and philosopher Georges Canguilhem: “To be in good health is not to comply with a norm, but to be able to establish new ones.”

That is why our raison d'être is to enable the sustainable development of this normativity within organizations, by making psychosocial skills the basis for performance, cooperation and health at work.

Because there is no well-being without agility, no performance without active resilience, no transformation without proof, we are committed to a measurable approach, based on research and oriented towards a lasting impact.

Our values

To be useful. Now and permanently.

In a context of polycrisis, it is time to deploy functional approaches, rooted in reality and at the service of individuals.

1
Confidence
Because change is a skill, everyone can develop it.
2
Requirement
Because, like any apprenticeship, change requires discipline.
3
Fraternity
Because no one can transform themselves sustainably alone.
Our difference

Why call on us?

UNREST is a cognitive-behavioral change firm. It is based on a resolutely scientific, structured and demanding approach to individual and collective change.

We only use research instruments
Our assessment and development solutions are entirely based on the latest tools and standards from research in organizational psychology and cognitive sciences.
Our S.H.A.R.P.® framework is standardized and traceable
Our support approaches are based on the conceptual framework established by the ISO 22316 standard, Security and Resilience — Organizational Resilience and the WHO definition of psychosocial competencies (1993).
We measure our impact
All our interventions integrate ex-ante and ex-post measurement, to assess their behavioral impact.
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Change enablment: Adaptability as a behavioral skill

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