Putting wellbeing at the center of how we work
Personal Wellbeing Workshop & Stress Management for Real-World Work
Develop wellbeing-focused, resilient teams who thrive, not just survive.
Why Personal Wellbeing Matters in Today’s Workplace
Old School Productivity thinking was all about efficiency and squeezing as much as we could out of our time (and ourselves). But when it comes to human work, squeezing out every last drop of efficiency often squeezes out the things we humans do best – our creativity, compassion, openness to opportunity, and capacity for collaboration and change.
To unlock sustainable human productivity, wellbeing needs to take centre stage. And then we can step back and ask ourselves, what does “good work” even look like?
During this interactive keynote, we’ll share insights, ideas and practical tips on how we as humans do our best work – in a way that does us good, as well as the good we’re doing out there in the world.
We’ll explore the common sources behind work-related stress and strategies to reduce it. And your people will have the space and flexibility to delve deeper together into particular problems or opportunity areas they may want to zoom into, like team communication, how your organization culture handles “mistakes” or building psychological safety.
If you understand the business case for wellbeing and want to keep weaving it into your culture as a core thread that runs through the day-to-day work of your people, then this is the session for you.
This workshop is for you if:
- You’re an HR or L&D lead looking for a wellbeing session that goes beyond generic stress management and connects to how your people actually work day to day
- Your teams are showing signs of burnout, overwhelm or disengagement and you want something that gives them practical tools, not just a conversation about self-care
- You want to weave wellbeing into your culture as an ongoing thread rather than a one-off tick-box exercise
- You’re planning a team away day, all-hands or off-site and want a session that feels human, energising and immediately useful for groups of any size

The human-centric approach really made it feel really safe and comfortable for chatting and supporting each other during the session.
Stewart Palmer, Uni of Exeter