The problem with wellbeing at work is not that people do not know what is good for them. It is that the advice arrives once a year, in an hour, aimed at people who are already coping.
A programme works differently. The subject comes back, it covers more than one thing, and because every session is open to the whole organisation there is no list of people who attended the burnout session.
This is a suggested track of six. Every session is live, with anonymous questions, and stays available as a recording, which on this subject matters more than on any other.
Where the stress actually comes from, and which part of it is the work rather than the person.
Mastering our Stress Level and Boosting Focus at WorkAurelie Litynski · 4.2/5 from 433 participantsThe signs, and what a manager can do about them before somebody disappears for six months.
Breaking the Burnout Cycle: A Pathway to Renewal and VitalityMark Rowe · 4.7/5 from 47 participantsThe single biggest lever, and the one every organisation ignores.
The Science of Sleep: Better Rest, Better PerformanceCharlotte Edelsten · 4.6/5 from 70 participantsAttention is a working condition, not a personal failing.
Improving Concentration in a World Full of DistractionStefan van der Stigchel · 4.2/5 from 443 participantsNot positive thinking. What the research says about recovering from things that are genuinely hard.
Dealing with AdversityBruce Hood · 4.2/5 from 561 participantsNone of the above helps if nobody dares to say they are struggling.
Mental Health - A Competitive Advantage in Addressing Stigma?Geoff McDonald · 4.3/5 from 301 participantsThat is €14,700 for the programme, excluding VAT, valid for twelve months from the first session. Every session includes the expert, the production, the host and moderator, your own branding, the participant survey with a report afterwards, and the recording, which is yours to keep. Unlimited participants, no per-seat pricing.
No, and we would not sell it as that. This raises the subject and gives people language for it. Support for the person who is already in trouble is a different thing and you need both.
You see numbers, ratings and survey answers. Not names. That is deliberate: on this subject, attendance that can be traced is attendance that does not happen.
Most clients do. Mental Health Day in October, Stress Awareness Month in April, and the rest spread between them.