Wellbeing Mental Health

Founded in neuroscience, our unique solutions give businesses the practical tools to create higher-functioning, happier workspaces. By helping workplaces to improve their collective mental health, the cumulative effect will undoubtedly be a healthier society at large.  We work on a global basis with a diverse range of clients, from homeless charities and the national parks to government and large corporates.

How does your organisation contribute to preventing suicide and supporting those affected by it?

We actively promote and engage in psycho-education in issues relating to suicide prevention and awareness.  Our own training materials have been specifically developed to address and reduce suicide in the workplace and wider community.  We have also developed an evidenced-based suicide postvention protocol and associated training.

Our co-founder is a Samaritans Listening Volunteer, in addition to being a trainer for the Samaritans.  Our other co-founder is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and is involved on a voluntary basis helping local schools develop mental health strategies and suicide awareness in young people.

What are your current priorities?

To normalise the conversation around mental health.

To reduce the stigma associated with poor mental health and mental illness.

To reduce the number of individuals who take their own life each year through suicide awareness and prevention and support for those who are struggling.

To improve the collective mental health of organisations.

What challenges are you currently facing?

Demand for our services.