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Behaviour change can be easy if it’s done right and with support
My dad was born on 29 September 1929 – quite an aesthetically pleasing number ...
Migraines and work
It is estimated that 1 in 7 people are effected by migraine in the UK and that 4...
Line managers able to spot signs of poor mental health
Thank you to HR magazine and Millicent Machell for sharing this piece on our...
Cognitive fatigue and working ‘well’: How to contend with burnout and retain talent
By Alyssa Russo When your inbox is overflowing, your phone is ringing incessantl...
Wildlife and Wellbeing – World Wildlife Day 2023
By Kurt Bevan World wildlife day is a United Nations International day to...
Random Acts Of Kindness
By Dr Julie Denning Random acts of kindness comes in all shapes and sizes, and k...
Long Covid – What are employees rights and what support is available?
The return-to-work challenges of people coping with the long-term effects of Lon...
Connect with your colleagues this Brew Monday
By Kaylie Behan This year we’re replacing the blue with a brew. &nb...
Long Covid Support Service featured on Sky News.
By Sam Allen – Head of Marketing at Working To Wellbeing ...
Spring Elevenses 2023 – 15 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive
Webinar - March 2023...
Sleep – The Science – Webinar
Webinar - March 2023...
Let’s talk about stress – Switch your focus to here and now – Webinar
Webinar - April 2023...
Move over Blue Monday. Welcome Brew Monday – Webinar
Webinar - January 2023...
Long Covid – How can organisations support their staff? – Webinar
Webinar - December 2022...
February Elevenses – 15 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive
Webinar - February 2023...
World Cancer Day 2023 – Returning to Work after Cancer Diagnosis – Webinar
Webinar - February 2023...
Maternal mental health – Looking after mums
By Sabita Stewart – Physiotherapy Team Lead and Clinical Health Coach  at Wo...
Returning to work after ovarian cancer
By Alyssa Russo – Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist ...
“Lift Up Your Everyday” – Occupational Therapy Week 2022
Every year, the Royal College of Occupational Therapists has a theme for Occupat...
World Kindness Day – Webinar
Webinar - November 2022...
Let’s talk about stress – Switch your focus to here and now – Webinar
Webinar - November 2022...
Book Club – The Cancer Survivor’s Companion
By Alyssa Russo – Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist ...
World biggest coffee morning 2022 – Returning to Work after Cancer Diagnosis – Webinar
Webinar - September 2022...
Do you have employees who have time off work due to back pain? – Webinar
Webinar - October 2022...
3 Good Things – International Week of Happiness at Work – Webinar
Webinar - September 2022...
Book Club – Why has Nobody Told Me This Before? Part 2
By Alyssa Russo – Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist ...
What is burnout? – A guide for line managers – Webinar.
Webinar - October 2022...
World Perimenopause Day
By Alyssa Russo – Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist at Working To W...
What does disability mean to you?
By Sabita Stewart – Physiotherapy Team Lead and Clinical Health Coach  at Wo...
Book Club – Why has Nobody Told Me This Before?
By Alyssa Russo – Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist ...
Would you like to work for us?
We are recruiting occupational therapists....
Do you want to join our award winning team?
We are recruiting CBT therapists....
Want to make a difference in people’s lives?
We are recruiting physiotherapists....
W2W supports 75% of long Covid sufferer referrals to remain at or return to work
By Dr Julie Denning – Managing Director at Working To Wellbeing      ...
Let’s talk about stress – Switch your focus to here & now – Webinar
Webinar - June & July 2022...
World Friendship Day. An Elevenses Special – Webinar
Webinar - July 2022...
Book Club – Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art
By Alyssa Russo – Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist ...
The science of cues, stacking behaviours and rewards.
Did you know that there is a nutrition and hydration week each year?...
National neuro-disabilities day – Parkinsons
By Sabita Stewart - Physiotherapy Team Lead and Clinical Health Coach at Working...
Talking about emotions is an interesting thing
By Dr Julie Denning – Managing Director at Working To Wellbeing....
Line Manager Helpline – New Service Launch
As ONS data shows that the amount of adults – particularly those of working ag...
A ‘virtual’ cuppa is good for your health
By Alyssa Russo - Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist at Working To Wel...
Line Manager support for employee wellbeing: Keeping it simple
By Dr Julie Denning - Co-Founder & Managing Director at Working To Wellbeing  ...
Our Long Covid Work Support service is now an award-winning service
We were thrilled to have been shortlisted in the COVID19 VR PROJECT category at ...
Spring Elevenses – 15 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive
Webinar - March 2022...

Spring Elevenses 2023 – 15 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive
Webinar - March 2023...
Sleep – The Science – Webinar
Webinar - March 2023...
Let’s talk about stress – Switch your focus to here and now – Webinar
Webinar - April 2023...
Move over Blue Monday. Welcome Brew Monday – Webinar
Webinar - January 2023...
Long Covid – How can organisations support their staff? – Webinar
Webinar - December 2022...
February Elevenses – 15 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive
Webinar - February 2023...
World Cancer Day 2023 – Returning to Work after Cancer Diagnosis – Webinar
Webinar - February 2023...
World Kindness Day – Webinar
Webinar - November 2022...
Let’s talk about stress – Switch your focus to here and now – Webinar
Webinar - November 2022...
World biggest coffee morning 2022 – Returning to Work after Cancer Diagnosis – Webinar
Webinar - September 2022...
Do you have employees who have time off work due to back pain? – Webinar
Webinar - October 2022...
3 Good Things – International Week of Happiness at Work – Webinar
Webinar - September 2022...
What is burnout? – A guide for line managers – Webinar.
Webinar - October 2022...
Let’s talk about stress – Switch your focus to here & now – Webinar
Webinar - June & July 2022...
World Friendship Day. An Elevenses Special – Webinar
Webinar - July 2022...
Spring Elevenses – 15 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive
Webinar - March 2022...
Sleep – The Science – Webinar
Webinar - April 2022...
International Stress Awareness Month – Switch your focus to here and now – Webinar
Webinar - April 2022...
Can there be three good things on Blue Monday? – Webinar
Webinar - January 2022...
December Elevenses Special Edition – 30 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive
30 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive. ...
Autumn Elevenses – 15 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive
15 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive. ...
World Mental Health Day – Webinar
World Mental Health Day – Webinar On the 10th of October, itR...
Summer Elevenses – 15 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive
15 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive In March 202...
Developing a culture of wellbeing: Top tips for employers – Webinar
Developing a culture of wellbeing: Top tips for employers – Webinar &nb...
Elevenses – 15 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive
15 minutes of mindfulness to make your day more productive In March 202...
World biggest coffee morning – Returning to Work after Cancer Diagnosis – Webinar
World biggest coffee morning – Returning to Work after Cancer Diagnosis &#...
Elevenses – Spring 2021 – Weekly Mind, Body & Work Webinar
Working on your wellbeing. More than mindfulness In March 2020, when th...
Stress awareness month – Webinar
Stress awareness month webinar On the 6th of April at 11 am we are goin...
National workouts and wellbeing week – Webinar
National workouts and wellbeing week webinar The aim of National Workou...
World Sleep Day – Webinar
World Sleep Day Webinar On the 9th of March at 11 am in preparation for...
Elevenses in 2021 – Weekly Mind, Body & Work Webinar
Working on your wellbeing. More than mindfulness In March 2020, when th...
World meditation day – Webinar
World meditation day webinar On the 21st of May and for World Meditatio...
Returning To Work After Cancer Diagnosis – Webinar
World Cancer Day Webinar On the 4th of February at 11 am, Working To We...
Returning To Work After Cancer Diagnosis – Webinar
Maggies Barts x Working To Wellbeing On the 30th of July at 10 am, we&#...
How can you support your employees with caring responsibilities? – Webinar
On the 23rd November, Dr Julie Denning will host the latest in our webinar serie...
Work & Life with Cancer – Webinar
On the 25th September, Dr Julie Denning will host the latest in our webinar seri...
‘Up for Discussion’ – Reflections from the webinar series
Dr Julie Denning, Managing Director, W2W & Nicola Suckley, Director W2W &n...
Elevenses – Weekly Mindfulness Webinar
New Summer Dates added! From Tuesday the 30th of June at 11 am, and for all of J...
Be kind to yourself
Dr Julie Denning, Managing Director, W2W We often think about kindness in...
HR Matters Webinar: Managing the health & wellbeing of your employees
On the 28th of May at 10 am, we’re teaming up with Freeths LLP and Greater...
Long term conditions – How to support your staff
As you may or may not know, we specialise in helping people who have long term c...
‘Up for Discussion’ – Webinar Q&A Opportunity for Employers
Join us on the 4th of May and for the rest of the month for a weekly interactive...
Blue Monday – Webinar
On the 20th January, Dr Julie Denning will host the latest in our webinar series...
Reasonable adjustments for people with long term conditions – Webinar
For International day of person’s with disabilities day on December 3rd, o...
World Diabetes Day – Webinar
People with a diabetes diagnosis are advised to make three key behaviour changes...

Behaviour change can be easy if it’s done right and with support
My dad was born on 29 September 1929 – quite an aesthetically pleasing number ...
Migraines and work
It is estimated that 1 in 7 people are effected by migraine in the UK and that 4...
Cognitive fatigue and working ‘well’: How to contend with burnout and retain talent
By Alyssa Russo When your inbox is overflowing, your phone is ringing incessantl...
Random Acts Of Kindness
By Dr Julie Denning Random acts of kindness comes in all shapes and sizes, and k...
Long Covid – What are employees rights and what support is available?
The return-to-work challenges of people coping with the long-term effects of Lon...
Connect with your colleagues this Brew Monday
By Kaylie Behan This year we’re replacing the blue with a brew. &nb...
Long Covid Support Service featured on Sky News.
By Sam Allen – Head of Marketing at Working To Wellbeing ...
Move over Blue Monday. Welcome Brew Monday – Webinar
Webinar - January 2023...
Maternal mental health – Looking after mums
By Sabita Stewart – Physiotherapy Team Lead and Clinical Health Coach  at Wo...
Returning to work after ovarian cancer
By Alyssa Russo – Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist ...
“Lift Up Your Everyday” – Occupational Therapy Week 2022
Every year, the Royal College of Occupational Therapists has a theme for Occupat...
Book Club – The Cancer Survivor’s Companion
By Alyssa Russo – Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist ...
3 Good Things – International Week of Happiness at Work – Webinar
Webinar - September 2022...
Book Club – Why has Nobody Told Me This Before? Part 2
By Alyssa Russo – Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist ...
World Perimenopause Day
By Alyssa Russo – Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist at Working To W...
What does disability mean to you?
By Sabita Stewart – Physiotherapy Team Lead and Clinical Health Coach  at Wo...
Book Club – Why has Nobody Told Me This Before?
By Alyssa Russo – Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist ...
W2W supports 75% of long Covid sufferer referrals to remain at or return to work
By Dr Julie Denning – Managing Director at Working To Wellbeing      ...
Book Club – Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art
By Alyssa Russo – Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist ...
The science of cues, stacking behaviours and rewards.
Did you know that there is a nutrition and hydration week each year?...
National neuro-disabilities day – Parkinsons
By Sabita Stewart - Physiotherapy Team Lead and Clinical Health Coach at Working...
Talking about emotions is an interesting thing
By Dr Julie Denning – Managing Director at Working To Wellbeing....
Line Manager Helpline – New Service Launch
As ONS data shows that the amount of adults – particularly those of working ag...
A ‘virtual’ cuppa is good for your health
By Alyssa Russo - Clinical Health Coach/Occupational Therapist at Working To Wel...
Line Manager support for employee wellbeing: Keeping it simple
By Dr Julie Denning - Co-Founder & Managing Director at Working To Wellbeing  ...
World Cancer Day: How employers can help their employees when diagnosed with cancer?
Surveys suggest that 28% of workers with cancer, or who have had cancer, said th...
Emotions: Breadth and Depth
By Dr Julie Denning - Managing Director at Working To Wellbeing....
The power of posture and how it can make us feel  
By Julia Hudson - Occupational Therapist at Working To Wellbeing.   ...
Strengthening your bones 
Sabita Stewart – Clinical Health Coach / Physiotherapy team lead MCSP   ...
Why Long Covid requires advisers to build wider ecosystems
Following the launch of our Long Covid work support service, Our Director, Julie...
‘Looking after yourself’ – from a health psychologist’s perspective
Our Director, Dr Julie Denning was asked to write an article for the Anothony No...
Long Covid sufferers need ‘reassuring, compassionate’ employers when returning.
Following on from the launch of our Long Covid work support service, Our Directo...
The Importance of a proper sleep schedule
In January, at the start of the third and hopefully final Lockdown (fingers cros...
Lockdown #3 – Not back to square 1
By Dr Julie Denning Hello Again Folks. So, #Lockdown 3. How are you faring? Do y...
Lockdown reading from Arthr
It’s the start of a new year, and even though we tiptoed in ever so gently...
Long Covid support – The spokes and the hub
By Dr Julie Denning It was half term, for me that means more time for kids an...
Lockdown #2 – The sequel no-one wanted.
By Dr Julie Denning The sequel. It’s often much awaited. The first film wa...
International Week of Happiness at Work
Julie Denning, Managing Director, W2W Over the last 6-12 months, I have b...
National Fitness Day – Turning over a leaf
Julie Denning, Managing Director, W2W I don’t know about you, but I...
A Dad in Lockdown
Sam Allen, Head of Marketing, W2W In March, many people’s regular w...
Be kind to yourself
Dr Julie Denning, Managing Director, W2W We often think about kindness in...
Long term conditions – How to support your staff
As you may or may not know, we specialise in helping people who have long term c...
Switching Focus
Dr Julie Denning, Managing Director, W2W What a couple of weeks it has be...
Here to help
Over the last few weeks, everyone’s news and social feeds have understanda...
Keep Moving; The benefits of Physical Activity and How to Achieve Your Goals
The preventative aspects of exercise for health Physical activity is impo...

Line managers able to spot signs of poor mental health
Thank you to HR magazine and Millicent Machell for sharing this piece on our research about line managers and the role they play in employee wellbeing. To read the write up visit HR magazine below...
Line Managers Confident Of Their Emotional Intelligence In The Workplace But Fewer Employees Agree.
Our Window to the Workplace research recently featured on Employer News in a write up by Lisa Baker. Thank you to Lisa for sharing the research results which can be read here. For more informat...
Most line managers think they can provide health and wellbeing support.
Thank you to Kavitha Sivasubramaniam who has shared our Window to the Workplace research on line managers on the Benefits Expert website, the whole piece can be read here. For information on our Line ...
Overcoming in-work and return-to-work barriers
HR Grapevine have shared the thoughts and opinions shared on Generali UK’s Wellbeing 360 podcast, discussing the barriers that people diagnosed with cancer face when remaining-in or returning-to...
A fifth of older line managers struggle to talk to their teams about wellbeing
Thank you to HRReview and writer Amelia Brand for sharing the findings from our Window to the Workplace research on their website. Which can be read by clicking here...
Wellbeing continues to split older and younger viewpoints
COVER Magazine recently featured our Window to the Workplace research findings in an article on their website. Thank you to Hemma Visavadia for the write up which can be read by clicking here....
L&G to tackle post COVID syndrome through new wellbeing advisory board
Thank you to Emma Simon of Corporate Adviser for sharing an article highlighting the new wellbeing advisory board in place as part of Legal & General’s attempt to ‘tackle post COVID sy...
Wellbeing Advice | Taking a 360° approach to mental health
HRGrapevine have posted an article featuring the discussion between Tracey Ward from Generali UK and Working to Wellbeing MD Dr Julie Denning, speaking about recent changes to World Health Organisatio...
WHO calls for employers to support employees returning to work more: here’s how and why.
W2W’s Dr Julie Denning featured in MADWorld (Make A Difference Summits) article discussing Working to Wellbeing’s experience with supporting employees’ return to work and the importance ...

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