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Mindfulness - Developing a Healthy Mindful Workspace
Mindfulness is a practice that can help improve concentration, performance, reduce stress and increase wellbeing.
NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) note that:
Mental wellbeing at work is determined by the interaction between the working environment, the nature of the work and the individual (NICE PH22). However, in the public sector, 72% of public sector employers reported an increase in mental health issues for staff last year, Health, Wellbeing & Mindfulness (Briefing Paper, the Mindfulness Initiative, 2019).
The NICE quality standard ‘Healthy workplaces: improving employee mental and physical health and wellbeing’ (QS147) recommends organisations and employers develop workplace solutions to reduce the risk of stress and identify when to provide additional support.
This 2 hour workshop offers activities and resources to help you:
- Understand how regular Mindfulness practice can improve wellbeing, increase performance, reduce employee stress.
- Explore how Mindful solutions can help create a Mindful workspace environment (home working or office based).
- Develop a Mindfulness self-care strategy to reduce risk and provide support to others.
Our next 'Mindfulness - Developing a Healthy Mindful Workspace' workshop will run on the 10th June 2022 at 10am for 2 hours. Tickets are £60 + VAT per person and can be booked at the link below.
Esther Hunt - MBACP Accredited Counsellor/Psychotherapist
Esther is an MBACP Accredited Counsellor/Psychotherapist, Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and Member of Advance HE. MBACP, Accred. & Reg. MA, BA (Hons), Dip (Couns): Distinction, Dip (Sup Individual & Group), Pg Cert LTHE, FHEA.
Experience:
She has worked as a Senior Manager, Head of Service, and Professional, in a range of settings including: The Civil Service, local Council, the NHS, and managed four professional services at a University. Esther works extensively in the charity sector training teams and groups of staff and volunteers, working with change management. She highly values creativity and has written several published articles on creative approaches to resilience. She teaches Professional Resilience to students in Higher Education at a Conservatoire. She is also an Affiliated Lecturer at the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge, a Clinical Supervisor and Mindfulness Practitioner.