We believe that work is a health outcome, and we’re not alone. We’ve worked with thousands of people since we founded the business in 2012. We do what we do because we want to help people return to function and work, and we’re always thrilled when they do. Here’s what some of our patients and clients had to say about our services.

I recently worked with W2W on a review of both our HR policy and support for employees experiencing short and long term sickness absence. We wanted to change our culture and mindset towards sickness, focusing on inclusivity, being more proactive than reactive, but also working to provide the right outcome for the individual. W2W provided us with a refreshing view of effectively managing absence, with the employee experience being the key to having open conversations, ultimately enabling us to provide solutions that work for both the employee and the business to achieve a return to work. I thoroughly enjoyed working with W2W and would recommend them to both employees and businesses.

Employee Relations Manager – Major Financial Services Organisation 

The Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Centre at St Bartholomew’s Hospital have developed a very special relationship with Dr Julie Denning and her team at Working To Wellbeing.
They regularly attends our Health and Wellbeing events for patients who have recently completed treatments for many different types of cancer.
The session, ‘Your rights at work’ is delivered in a sensitive manner and is very helpful reassuring and practical. The session is gratefully received by our patients and always receives excellent feedback.

Claire Murrell
Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Manager

We were very fortunate to have Dr Julie Denning present at our BRS Rehab Network CPD day on the 7th of September as an invited speaker.

Julie was able to break down these terms to make them understanding for a variety of multidisciplinary delegates and most importantly she was able to relate the concepts to working with patients with Chronic Kidney Disease.

We have received positive feedback from our delegates and other speakers on Julie’s presentation.

Ellen Castle – Renal Specialist Physiotherapist and KRUK PhD Fellow – Chair of the BRS Rehab Network 

 

We have found the W2W team to be extremely thorough and professional at all times, the support given to those members we refer to their Cancer Work Support Service has always been positively received and it has contributed to our effective claims management process

Darren Michel – Assistant Claims Manager – Generali Employee Benefits. January 2018. 

The advice and guidance you shared (on a Cancer Support Session) was invaluable and I’ll make sure to share the presentation with my colleagues in HR.

 

Jane Roques-Shaw – Employee Communications & Experience Director, Visa –  Europe

Collaborating with Working To Wellbeing continues to be an absolute pleasure. The feedback we have had from our patients that have been supported by them is fantastic and the wealth of expertise and empathy from the team is clear. We look forward to continuing to work closely with them as we look to develop the services we can offer together.

Chiara De Biase, Patient Experience Officer, Anthony Nolan

Read about our service and the work we offer people through Anthony Nolan: www.blog.anthonynolan.org

Julie provided an insightful session at the University of Leicester Health & Wellbeing day for research postgraduates.  She provided participants with valuable awareness of how they can develop strategies to meet the stress related challenges of their daily lives.  Her ability to relate empathetically to the group was admirable.

Martin Coffey – Postgraduate Career Development Adviser  – University of Leicester.

 

Comments about our service…

“The service provided by Julie Denning has been without doubt the best thing I decided to do during my cancer surgery and treatment.”

Adrienne Dietz

“Gave me support when I needed it, couldn’t have done it on my own, Fantastic team!”

Rosie Ferguson

“I thought the service was invaluable, at first I wasn’t sure if I would want to speak to someone on a regular basis, but I found I looked forward to the meetings and talking through my situation, it was a real benefit, particularly planning my return to work and building up my hours to full time at a pace that suited me”

Catherine Jeffs

“Regular contact helped me with my return to work. I really felt I was being listened to, appropriate support was offered when needed, which helped increase my self confidence. A very professional and caring service. Thank you.”

Anonymous

“Life was hard when I returned to work. Everyday was an enormous challenge both physically and mentally. It was exhausting and it was good to have someone professional who was caring and understanding who could help me”

Anonymous

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