A Student’s Experience – H&W@W2019
Every year we offer a work experience opportunity for students on the MSC course...
Tuning into your stress
Stress is part of all our lives. Dr Julie Denning from W2W reflects on the impor...
What does good health look like in the 21st Century – a work perspective
Nicola Hunter gives her thoughts on the challenges we are facing in the workforc...
Keep moving – the benefits of exercise after a cancer diagnosis
The preventative aspects of exercise for health Firstly, let’s talk generally....
Questions to ask about the effectiveness of your workplace wellbeing schemes
Employee Wellbeing initiatives are continuing to be on the rise in many large or...
Helping employers support staff following a cancer diagnosis
Recently I read a great article in The Conversation by Stephen Bevan (https://th...
Like to work for us?
We are looking to take on new team members into our award winning service. If ...
12 THOUGHTS AT CHRISTMAS – BY JULIE DENNING
Like many people, I find this time of year particularly busy as I am in full fes...
Macmillan Coffee Morning
We are working together with Bury Physio to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Su...
My Bubble, Your Bubble.
Our Director, Dr Julie Denning is hosting a webinar for the Vocational Rehabilit...
PHYSIO ENTREPRENEURS: THE BUSINESS END
Instead of working for an employer, some physiotherapists strike out on their ow...
INFLUENCING CHANGE TO ENHANCE YOUR WORKPLACE CULTURE BY JULIE DENNING
I recently attended the IOSH National Safety and Health Conference keen to under...
CANCER DOESN’T DISCRIMINATE SO WHY SHOULD AN EMPLOYER?
Colin Hawes (Head of Group Income Protection Claims and Medical Underwriting at ...
HOW TO BE A BETTER BOSS – BY JULIE DENNING
Consider your staff’s mental health and wellbeing. We know that being responsi...
CUTTING THROUGH THE NOISE: HOW TO BEST SUPPORT EMPLOYEES WITH CANCER
We were recently asked to contribute to an article by Colin Hawes of Generali wh...
The importance of a good nights sleep
Sleep and the seeming epidemic of not enough sleep is really hitting the headlin...
New guide for men with cancer – Working With Cancer
The first-ever guide to help men to keep working during or after a cancer diagno...
Cancer recovery and a personalised exercise service: A preliminary analysis
Working Towards Wellbeing has been accepted to present research at national ph...
Cancer survivors say life after illness is tougher than treatment
Only one in ten patients said they felt positive and ready to move on when they ...
Ade’s story of resilience: getting back to wellbeing and work after cancer treatment
Ade’s story about her journey returning to work following cancer treatment. &n...