Nutrition and Wellness in the Digital Age In today’s digital world, where screens surround us, finding a balance between managing screen time and healthy habits is crucial for overall well-being. Of course, the phone/screens are a blessing and a curse – there are some very …
Coping Strategies for Success In today’s fast-paced and competitive work environment, workplace stress and its impact on health has become an increasingly common phenomenon. Stress occurs when the capacity and ability to bounce back from challenges becomes impossible. Some stress is a good thing, pressure …
Inspire Your Workforce with Wellbeing Sessions and Seminars – Motivating and inspiring employees is a key factor in creating a productive and engaged workforce. While there are various strategies to achieve this, one effective approach is through well-being seminars. Addressing Employee Needs Wellbeing seminars …
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Creating Real, meaningful, human and heart centred Wellness Centred Opportunities in the Workplace The world is moving at, some might say, a terrifying pace. The events of the last few years have shaken the very foundation of what and who we believed we were. The …
Motivating the workforce is essential for businesses to maintain high levels of productivity, engagement and job satisfaction. After the last couple of years, we have all had, our people, have taken a mental bashing – sometimes that mental bashing also translates into a fundamental health …
When employees feel supported, healthy and engaged, they are more likely to perform at their best. 5 ways well-being tactics can increase productivity Reduce Stress Address Mental Health Concerns Nurture a Positive Environment Meaningful Work-Life Balance Increase Morale 1. Reduce Stress Stress is so …
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In Dame Sally Davies’s book, “Whose Health is it Anyway”, Davies examines the role that health has to play in generating the wealth of our society, both economically and in terms of improvement of the wealth reserve through engendering good health and resilience as individuals.
When we are busy with deadlines, work commitments, and troubling world events, the most difficult thing to do is simply to stop.
When we are busy with deadlines, work commitments, and troubling world events, the most difficult thing to do is simply to stop.
Eat a rainbow – if you do find yourself with a little extra time, learn to put some recipes together that feature real food – lots of colours are good! Colourful veg especially means that you are getting a good range of nutrients in the diet. …
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