Quietly, we’ve built a working culture where pushing through stress is seen as a skill, and recovery is something you do quickly, neatly, and preferably off the clock.

From resilience to resignation: The commodification of coping

Amy Hopper
Dec 4 '25
Quietly, we’ve built a working culture where pushing through stress is seen as a skill, and recovery is something you do quickly, neatly, and preferably off the clock
A manager's guide to welcoming staff back from rehab

Supporting your team: A manager’s guide to welcoming staff back from rehab

Andy Swales
Nov 19 '25
Welcoming an employee back to work after any extended absence requires sensitivity and planning
The convenience trap: how ultra-processed foods are holding us back

The convenience trap: how ultra-processed foods are holding us back – and what entrepreneurs can do about it

Thomas Hal Robson-Kanu
Nov 13 '25
We live in an age of unprecedented access to food, yet our collective health is deteriorating. Ultra-processed foods have become the norm, not the exception
Our company values are trust, respect and whatever we said in that email that time

Our company values are trust, respect and whatever we said in that email that time

Amy Hopper
Sep 16 '25
Company values: the glittering north star of modern business. Laminated, laminated again, and pinned proudly to reception walls and onboarding slide decks
How well-being strategies can destroy culture

How well-being strategies can destroy culture

Katie Maycock
Sep 16 '25
When well-being strategies distract from business goals, the cost is culture
From menopause to PCOS, endometriosis and the andropause

From menopause to PCOS, endometriosis and the andropause

Dr Haleema Sheikh
Sep 10 '25
These are the hormonal conditions your business needs to be aware of to better support your employees’ wellbeing
Mental wellbeing in neurodiversity doesn’t look like you imagine

Mental wellbeing in neurodiversity doesn’t look like you imagine

Rachel Morgan-Trimmer
Sep 3 '25
When we talk about mental wellbeing, we often picture calm and quiet. But with neurodivergent staff, the opposite can often be true
Rethinking absence: What the first 28 days tell us about mental health and work

Rethinking absence: What the first 28 days tell us about mental health and work

Amy Hopper
Aug 27 '25
Mental health-related absences are now the leading cause of long-term sick leave in the UK
Why the rise in ADHD diagnoses could transform the future of work .jpg

Why the rise in ADHD diagnoses could (and should) transform the future of work 

Amy Hopper
Jul 18 '25
Nearly 2.5 million people in the UK have ADHD, according to the NHS. That’s a figure large enough to fill Wembley Stadium more than 35 times, and yet, for decades, workplaces have been designed as if this was an invisible minority
Understanding and honoring your stress cycle

Understanding and honoring your stress cycle is the new embodied AI

Josephine McGrail
Jul 16 '25
“It is not stress that kills us, it is our reaction to it” Hans Selye, pioneer in stress research
Wellbeing as wallpaper: How corporates decorate over dysfunction

Wellbeing as wallpaper: How corporates decorate over dysfunction

Amy Hopper
Jun 25 '25
There’s a new kind of office wallpaper trending, and it’s not moss walls or minimalist murals. It’s meditation workshops
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Week (12-15th May 2025), Purbeck Insurance Services is urging the overworked SME community to acknowledge mental wellbeing.

Too many small businesses fall through the cracks when it comes to looking after mental wellbeing

Todd Davison
May 15 '25
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Week (12-15th May 2025), Purbeck Insurance Services is urging the overworked SME community to acknowledge mental wellbeing