Frankie’s experience working at a death positive company: supportive, educational and great for well-being. Photo: not Frankie. Frankie is shy. Matilda says hi. The description ‘death-positive’ can sound daunting, or even buzzword-y, as if we’re looking for the next HR trend. In reality, being death-positive has incredibly important ramifications for organisational health. Being
Are you already making a difference by being a company that looks after employee wellbeing? Recently we have all had to deal with profound changes in the workplace. We have been kept on our toes coping with the ever-evolving Covid protocols and the challenges this has brought. We may never go back fully to how
During a typical train the trainer (TTT) course you can learn how to deliver training to your teams. With a good train the trainer programme you can understand the information received and how to run a dynamic and engaging session for everyone. Using this approach, a progressive organisation can quickly build a team that is
The bottom line up front: More can be done to help employees whose mental health is suffering due to occupational stress and pressure. How? By having important conversations that help to build resilience and benefit good mental health & wellbeing. Occupational stress is on the increase, with demanding and often challenging working environments it can
We’ve all been there, we’ve either been on the receiving end of difficult conversations or had to initiate one. Although it isn’t always a comfortable space to be in you can improve the outcome and have a successful discussion. Here are our five top tips to tackle challenging conversations and improve the experience for all
Join our interactive workshop to celebrate your loved ones and begin to create a legacy. Make and share digital memory boards about the important things in life. Every day our digital footprint grows, and it’s useful to have the memories that matter in a single, easy to use, space. A virtual memory shoebox that’s tucked safely away, if you will. This is more
huunuu book club review! We discuss, The Salt Path by Raynor Winn. ‘I still didn’t cry, but a silent internal howl took hold and screwed me tight, making it hard to breathe.’ Most of us have had moments in our life when we feel like this. We all understand heartbreak and how upsetting
Döstädning or death cleaning is the latest scandi trend to hit our shores. Hot on the heels of ‘hygge’ and ‘lagom’ this new social movement is all about death – a subject we know a lot about. So, what does it mean? Essentially it encourages people to sort out their lives before they die,
Thinking about death, let alone talking about it can be a daunting prospect. But it shouldn’t be and here’s why. Discussing and normalising death, which after all is a part of life, helps to build mental resilience which is key to overall employee engagement and wellbeing. As we take tentative steps back to a new
