Mental Health and Well-Being Training

Do you worry about saying the wrong thing to someone going through a difficult time? Are you a leader, manager, well-being champion, work in Occupational Health or HR and/or come into contact with those who may need help with their mental health or well-being? Would you like to give yourself or your workforce more confidenceContinueContinue reading “Mental Health and Well-Being Training”

Well-Being Champions Training for Employees

Do you have team members who would like to help others in the workplace? Do you already employ colleagues to support and signpost others? Would you like to give your workforce more confidence in how to help someone going through a difficult time? If so, your organisation could benefit from this training. Aim The Well-beingContinueContinue reading “Well-Being Champions Training for Employees”

Monday Mojo – Pick Your Colour

What colour matches your mood today? Colours mean different things to people across cultures and traditions: some people associate red with love, others see it as a signal for danger or passion. Blue might be an indicator of calm or for sadness. The latter is one reason today has been labelled “Blue” Monday, when someContinueContinue reading “Monday Mojo – Pick Your Colour”

Monday Mojo – Define Your Limits

How do you know when you’ve had enough? Some people have some early warning signs. They might: • feel grumpier than usual • feel like hiding • sigh. A lot.  In the Shambhala teachings, this is sometimes referred to as “meeting your edge”. It’s that moment when you realise you’re reaching your limit, and that whatContinueContinue reading “Monday Mojo – Define Your Limits”

Mindfulness: It’s The Thought That Counts

Some researchers suggest we have up to 80,000 thoughts a day, and according to some articles up to 85% of the thoughts we have are negative; 90% are repetitive. What you thought about yesterday, you’ll probably think about today and tomorrow. Although we may think that thoughts matter, the reality is that a lot ofContinueContinue reading “Mindfulness: It’s The Thought That Counts”