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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2026 · 46 MIN

Presilience in Practice

from Psychology Talks · host Ambreen Nadeem Nadeem

Resilience is about recovering after disruption. Presilience is about preparing before it happens.In this upcoming episode of Psychology Talks, I am honored to be joined by Dr. Fayadh Alenezi, independent strategy consultant, academic leader, and Certified Presilience Practitioner, to explore how leaders and institutions can design strength in advance rather than react under pressure. Recognized among the top 2% of scientists worldwide (2023–2025), Dr. Fayadh brings a rare blend of academic rigor and real-world applicationResearch shows that most organizational failures are not caused by sudden shocks but by ignored early warning signals, decision bias, and weak governance. Studies across industries also show that every dollar invested in prevention and preparedness can save four to seven dollars in post-crisis recovery.We discussed how presilience improves decision quality, reduces human error, and enables sustained performance in complex environments through better governance, risk intelligence, and psychological readiness.https://www.linkedin.com/in/fayadh-alenezi-phd-425121205/#psychologytalks #presilience #leadership #governance #riskmanagement #decisionmaking #organizationalpsychology #resilience #adaptiveperformance

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