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Wellbeing

Being out of our comfort zone

As a lecturer, counsellor and trainer I have devoted my career to supporting people grow and develop and all of these activities have been done face to faceโ€ฆ.until now. I

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Business ethics

Well-being in employment

Professor Philip Stratton-Lake University of Reading Both Government and employers are increasingly concerned with their employeesโ€™ well-being. For instance in May a government report recommended that individual well-being should replace

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Business ethics

Our Trees for Reading initiative is now live

With our Trees for Reading initiative, we aim to bring more than 3,000 urban trees to Reading over the next five years. To make this possible, weโ€™re looking for local organisations to sponsor their planting and care and inviting Reading residents to donate to our community tree planting fund.

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Ethical Property

A breakfast workshop was organised by Lichfields, supported by Shoosmiths and Ethical Reading, on Wednesday 27 February 2019. The aims were to explore consensus among professionals on good and bad

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Wellbeingย at workย – a seminar in aid of Launchpadย 

Directors, HR Professionals and Senior Managers were invited to attend theย #WellbeingatWorkย business breakfast seminarย on Februaryย 8th, held at IKEA in Calcotย and organised by IKEA and BalanceTimeย ย http://www.balancetime.co.uk/ย . The focus was onย helping organisations unpick

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Respect

Thereโ€™s no doubt that respect plays a central role in our interactions with each other. But at the November meet up we also learned that respect affects the way in

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What might 2019 bring?

This is the time of the year when we look forward and ask โ€“ what might the New Year bring? It is easy to be gloomy, with headlines about chaos

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Business ethics

September meetup: On the brink of burnout

A really enjoyable session where I presented the subject of stress and burnout by firstly exploring a diagram I presented called the Human Function Curve.ย  In this initial discussion I spoke about how we need activity in our lives in order to thrive and how having nothing to do is actually detrimental to our mental health.

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With our Trees for Reading initiative, we aim to bring more than 3,000 urban trees to Reading over the next five years. To make this possible, weโ€™re looking for local organisations to sponsor their planting and care and inviting Reading residents to donate to our community tree planting fund.
A really enjoyable session where I presented the subject of stress and burnout by firstly exploring a diagram I presented called the Human Function Curve.ย  In this initial discussion I spoke about how we need activity in our lives in order to thrive and how having nothing to do is actually detrimental to our mental health.

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