
The Idea
As the saying goes, sometimes life gives you lemons. We cannot
change that - but we can change the way we cope with it.
Resilyou encourages you to train your mental immune system, turn your lemons
into lemonade and spend more time being happy.

T R A I N

Train your ability to withstand
adversity and overcome stress

Train and learn to grow despite
life’s downturns.

Train on different levels with eye
opening exercises alone or in pairs.

Train with a friend and deepen
your friendship.

Resilyou’s exercises
touch upon the following
topics…
Positive
Self-esteem
Positive
Emotions
Social
Network
Control
Persuasion
Acceptance

PERSONAL WORKBOOK
To enrich your experience with Resilyou the app not only consists of a digital component but also a physical one: With a specially for Resilyou designed workbook you can write down notes for each exercise. Like that you can track and always come back to the insights you gained.
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THE JOURNEY
We are four students from the University of St. Gallen who nine months ago were given the challenge of how the Protestant Church of the Canton of St. Gallen can accompany young adults in their first phase of life and enable them to achieve a meaningful conduct of life in their individual perception. Faced with this interesting and multifaceted challenge, we found out that young adults have the need to be mentally prepared for the challenges that life throws at them. This is how we came up with Resilyou - a digital solution to train the mental immune system.
We are very pleased that the Protestant Church of the Canton of St. Gallen is already planning to implement Resilyou.
THE TEAM

Meike Kocholl,
MA Student in
Business Innovation

David Widmer,
MA Student in
Business Innovation

Laura Küng,
MA Student in
Business Innovation

Andreas Dobler,
MA Student in
Business Innovation

THE ACADEMIC PARTNERS

Falk Ubernickel,
Professor for Design Thinking and Innovation
at Hasso Plattner Institute

Prof. Michael Klaas,
Professor for Design Thinking and Innovation at ZHAW

Tomás Gamboa,
Design Thinking Programme Director at Univeristy of St. Gallen

Carmen Huber,
Teaching Assistant at Univeristy of St. Gallen and our Mentor
THE CORPORATE PARTNER
