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Wellbeing at work

Wellbeing at work is not just about helping individuals to manage their personal wellbeing and effectiveness; it's also about organisations looking at their working culture and environments. Is it time to transform your organisational approach to wellbeing in the workplace?

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Wellbeing is about thriving, not just surviving

For people to perform at their best, they need to feel like they are thriving, not just surviving. Who owns this responsibility in your organisation - individuals, or leaders?  

Human-centred organisations who cultivate working cultures and create psychologically safe spaces, outperform those that don’t. In these workplaces employees can bring their whole selves to work, feel a sense of belonging, and develop the abilities for resilience and personal wellbeing. Individuals should feel valued and integral to an organisation’s success, no matter the job role, and a work-life balance is crucial for the wellbeing of employees.  

By working to transform the quality of human-to-human exchanges, organisations can help people to respond positively to the pressures of work and life.

We take a comprehensive approach to wellbeing, starting with helping people to develop their awareness. By becoming more aware of their current performance and potential, individuals can explore how they respond to stress and unlock capabilities that can positively influence their wellbeing.  

 

Wellbeing programmes, client stories and articles

Wellbeing at Work

Going the Distance Programme

Tailored to each organisation so that it is best suited to the challenges and opportunities that it faces.

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Wellbeing & Personal Development

Wellbeing Wisdom - nine self care principles

Impact collaborated with Sony to create 'Going the distance' – a masterclass in wellbeing and resilience. We hope these visualisations of the core nine principles help you to thrive through adversity...

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Wellbeing & Personal Development

Employee wellbeing: A shared responsibility

How can organisations support and encourage individual responsibility for wellbeing?Wellbeing in the workplace – whose responsibility is it? Perhaps more than any other initiative, it finds itself...

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