Implementing RESET Pathways
From partnership conversation to confident delivery.
A supported implementation pathway designed around clarity, preparation and responsible delivery.
RESET is designed to complement existing services without creating unnecessary operational complexity. Implementation begins by understanding the partner organisation, its participants and where RESET can add the greatest value.
From initial scoping through to facilitator preparation, launch, delivery and review, each stage is approached collaboratively.
View the implementation pathway ↓Implementation with purpose
Designed to fit alongside existing provision.
No two organisations operate in exactly the same way. RESET provides a consistent programme structure while implementation considers the service setting, participant group, facilitator roles, current provision and local governance arrangements.
The implementation pathway
Six stages from initial fit to informed review.
The process is structured enough to support consistency while retaining the flexibility required for different organisations and delivery environments.
Initial discussion and fit
We begin by understanding the organisation, its current recovery provision, participant needs and the outcomes it hopes to strengthen.
Shared understandingAgree the implementation model
The partner and RESET identify the appropriate programme, delivery format, facilitator requirements, intended participant group and review approach.
Clear implementation scopeFacilitator onboarding
Nominated facilitators are introduced to the programme structure, resources, delivery expectations, operational boundaries and available support.
Facilitator readinessConfirm delivery readiness
Access, resources, participant arrangements, local safeguarding routes and practical delivery requirements are confirmed before the programme begins.
Prepared programme launchDelivery and implementation support
Facilitators deliver RESET within the agreed setting while using the supporting resources, operational reporting and partner support available during implementation.
Supported deliveryLearning and next steps
Delivery experience, participant feedback, operational learning and available outcome information are reviewed to inform refinement and future decisions.
Informed progressionA shared implementation
Clear responsibilities support confident delivery.
RESET provides the programme framework and implementation support. Partner organisations retain responsibility for their service, participants, staff and local governance.
RESET provides
- ✓ Structured programme materials
- ✓ Facilitator guidance and onboarding
- ✓ Participant-facing resources
- ✓ Digital teaching and check-in tools
- ✓ Implementation and operational guidance
- ✓ Agreed support during delivery
- ✓ Pilot learning and review processes
The partner provides
- ✓ An identified implementation lead
- ✓ Appropriate facilitators and staff capacity
- ✓ Participant identification and suitability decisions
- ✓ Local safeguarding and escalation procedures
- ✓ Appropriate delivery space or digital access
- ✓ Internal management and clinical oversight where required
- ✓ Constructive operational and review feedback
Implementation resources
More than a session plan.
Partners receive a connected resource system intended to support participant learning, facilitator consistency, operational confidence and continued programme development.
Facilitator resources
Structured scripts, delivery guidance and supporting materials help facilitators prepare and deliver consistently.
Participant materials
Practical workbooks and reflection resources support engagement, application and continued learning.
Digital teaching resources
Branded teaching materials and digital playback options support in-person, virtual and hybrid delivery.
Operational guidance
Implementation, safeguarding, quality and reporting guidance support accountable use within partner services.
Digital check-ins
Anonymised feedback and outcome tools can support learning while limiting unnecessary collection of personal information.
Secure partner access
Agreed resources can be made available through controlled partner access for the duration and scope of implementation.
Flexible delivery options
Implementation shaped around the service setting.
Quality and consistency
Structured enough to protect the model. Flexible enough to support delivery.
Quality assurance is intended to maintain the integrity of RESET while capturing practical learning from the organisations and facilitators using it.
Quality is supported through:
- 01 Standardised programme resources
- 02 Facilitator onboarding and guidance
- 03 Clear version control
- 04 Operational reporting
- 05 Participant and facilitator feedback
- 06 Implementation review points
- 07 Continued programme refinement
Pilot implementation
A defined opportunity to test fit, delivery and value.
A pilot allows RESET and the partner organisation to learn through structured delivery before considering wider or longer-term implementation.
Agree the scope
Confirm the intended programme, setting, participants, facilitators and review expectations.
Deliver with support
Facilitators use the agreed resources while implementation learning is captured throughout delivery.
Review the experience
Consider facilitator feedback, participant experience, operational learning and available outcome information.
Decide next steps
Use the evidence and learning to refine delivery and consider future partnership options.
Implementation remains within partner governance
RESET complements rather than replaces the partner organisation’s safeguarding, clinical governance, risk-management, consent, information-governance and emergency procedures. These local responsibilities remain with the delivering organisation throughout implementation.
Start with a conversation
Implementation begins by understanding your service.
We begin with your current provision, participant needs and operational environment before agreeing whether RESET is an appropriate fit and how it could be introduced responsibly.