This session on love is not soft and fluffy. Instead Helena Clayton puts forward a view of love that is robust and useful to us all, as she discusses how cultures that are loving are more likely to be high performing, creative, and innovative too.
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Our guest speaker, Hinal Patel, a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist, shared insights and guidance on how to support young people’s mental health and wellbeing.
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We spend most of our time there, so work needs to be a place we thrive. In this session we share the findings of a research project, published by BITC, that identifies how we can take action to transform our wellbeing at work.
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Join John and Lizi where it all started, the first wellbeing Wednesday. Learn about fatigue and try laughter yoga.