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9 Months of mental Health support for employed individuals

Get Brain Fit. Turn that into Brain Stamina. The ultimate goal is Brain Resilience!

In this workshop you will discover both - the relationship habits that make you feel distant from the people you care about and the ones that foster closeness and intimacy

Strong, healthy relationships are the backbone of any thriving workplace. The Thriving Workplace Relationships Program is designed to cultivate an environment where communication, trust, and collaboration flourish. By focusing on relational health, this program equips leaders and teams with the skills necessary to build a supportive and productive work culture. Through targeted training, workshops, and ongoing support, participants learn to foster open dialogue, resolve conflicts constructively, and create

Non 4 Walls approach to Mental Health and Wellbeing

Myth busting solution focused hypnotherapy. It's still a frequent occurrence when I speak to people about what I do that they have some interesting assumptions about what it is. Having worked in this field for nearly a decade I thought I'd shine a light on the myth's I have encountered over the years...

In this episode, host Chrissie Evans sits down with John Williams and Byron Hayward, Case UK’s Chief Operating Officer and Business Wellbeing Consultant respectively. Both John and Byron have spent large parts of their careers in professional rugby, including representing Wales at international level in Byron’s case. It is a pressurised environment that demands excellence. But do those demands for physical, sporting and competitive excellence come at a price to individuals’ wellbeing? They discuss happ

In this episode, host Chrissie Evans is accompanied by a few lovely members of Case-UK all of whom have had or still have experiences dealing with Anxiety. The team discussed how Anxiety affected them, and what it was like dealing with it from their point of view. Anxiety can affect us in different ways and is very common in the workplace, even more than statistics might suggest. No matter our experiences of anxiety, opening up and talking about it is by far the best way to regain control of our thought