Dr Julie Denning, Managing Director, W2W & Nicola Suckley, Director W2W During the first phase of Lockdown, we ran weekly Q and A webinars with people from a variety of industry sectors and professions to discuss the challenges faced by organisations in helping to support and
New Summer Dates added! From Tuesday the 30th of June at 11 am, and for all of July, we are going to continue to host a weekly guided mindfulness session. This digital event series is open to past attendees and newcomers. 'Elevenses' is an interactive webinar
Sam Allen, Head of Marketing, W2W In March, many people's regular work routine changed due to the need to furlough, self-isolate and or work from home. When this all began, I shared tips and tactics I've found helpful when working from home. Now, as some people
Dr Julie Denning, Managing Director, W2W We often think about kindness in the context of giving to others, pleasing other people, small acts of 'paying it forward' and looking after or out for someone. In the current situation, kindness has been amplified through our need to
As you may or may not know, we specialise in helping people who have long term conditions either get back to work or remain at work. We provide clinical support for people to improve their day to day functioning and help them to self-manage their
Join us on the 4th of May and for the rest of the month for a weekly interactive session hosted by the Working To Wellbeing team to discuss the mental and physical health of your staff while working from home. This digital event series is
Dr Julie Denning, Managing Director, W2W What a couple of weeks it has been. The country in lockdown and toilet rolls still not on our shelves. We’ve seen and heard scary accounts from Italian hospitals and individuals imploring us from their hospital beds to stay at
Over the last few weeks, everyone's news and social feeds have understandably focussed on Covid-19, Lockdowns and social distancing. During this challenging time, we've continued to support businesses and their employees. We know that there will be a lot of business owners, HR teams and senior
The preventative aspects of exercise for health Physical activity is important for our health and wellbeing. It is believed that physical activity: Reduces hormones which promote cell growth and increasing mechanisms which protect the cell Boosts the immune system Reduces inflammation Boosts antioxidants’ pathways It also
During these very challenging times for businesses and their employees, we know that the current state of flux will feel unsettling for most. At the time of writing this, many people's regular work routine has changed due to the need to self isolate and work from home. The team at
