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The purpose of this one-day workshop is to transform the way individuals and organisations think about health and wellbeing. In too many organisations, health and wellbeing is seen as a ‘nice to have’ rather than core to business sustainability.
Extensive research shows that a strong, values based ethical workplace culture improves people’s health and well-being, drives up engagement and is more productive. This workshop will provide you the tools to kick-start the development of such a workplace.
We hope to identify people who will champion these ideas when they return back to their workplaces and thereby start to make a tangible difference to the Reading business community over time.
This course is intended for individuals from a wide range of roles including but not limited to: health and wellbeing leads, HR, managers, senior executives, learning and development.
The workshop is comprised of five modules:
Emma Campolucci: Emma Campolucci is a passionate people person who has devoted the last decade to learning ways to support people grow and develop. She has a psychology degree and is a qualified counsellor. Emma also provides training for the Reading Samaritans, teaches Counselling Skills at Bracknell and Wokingham College and is involved with the Wellbeing In Mind Community programme. Emma has designed and delivered courses on Understanding Anxiety, Stress Management, Improving self-confidence and self-compassion and Journaling for Wellbeing.
Mark Quirk: Following a 20+ year career in the software industry, Mark eventually wrenched himself away to follow his passion for the mind and wellbeing. He retrained in Psychology, and followed the UK recognised path for training as a Mindfulness teacher. Today on a mission for health, happiness and strength he tries to make the years of research behind resilience, mindfulness, mindsets, brain science, models of wellbeing, and strengths a reality for all those he is fortunate enough to work with.
Gurprit Singh: As one of the founders of Ethical Reading, Gurprit is passionate about the importance of a strong values-based ethical culture inside an organisation. He has over 30 years’ experience in working for large multinational organisations at senior levels which he brings to bear in this workshop.
We usually run the workshop two or three times a year at a venue in central Reading. We can also run a private version of the workshop just for your organisation, if numbers allow, either on your premises or online.
Ethical Reading Partners and Supporters: £198 per person
Other organisations: £253.63 per person
Workshop registration typically begins two to three months before the next workshop, through our Events page. Please register for our newsletter so you will be notified of workshops coming up. Alternatively feel free to email [email protected] for details of the next planned workshop or to discuss a private on-premise or online workshop for your organisation.
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