Are you ready to take control of your goals and stay on track? Discover how to set realistic targets, build routines, seize opportunities and leaning on support networks. Learn actionable strategies and the power of accountability to stay committed. Led by Tony Eames, this session helps you create a plan for success.
Professional Organiser and Declutterer, Jenn Jordan, explores strategies to get your living space into shape. You’ll learn about the link between clutter and mental health, how a professional organiser may set about creating a plan for your home, and how to handle emotional attachment to objects you may not want to part with. There will be tips for people who have a natural inclination to hoard and those who feel overwhelmed by starting the process of de-cluttering.
Want to get your home organised but don’t know where to start? There are quick wins that will get you up and running in no time. From selling items to clearing out kitchen cupboards to sorting through your toiletries, there are always areas of your home that you can target. Our 5-Minute Wellbeing gives you a great grounding to look at your home through a visitor’s eyes and start chipping away at those cluttered corners we all have!
Andy Romero-Birkbeck shares his top tips from the field of positive psychology to help you achieve greater satisfaction in both areas of your life: both work and personal. By following these five simple steps, you’ll feel better about both parts of your life.
Achieving work-life balance involves flexible work policies and self-management strategies to reduce stress and enhance satisfaction. It's not about a 50/50 split but feeling fulfilled in both your professional and personal lives. While company policies may be out of our immediate control, we can take personal actions to improve our overall satisfaction.
During this 5-Minute Wellbeing video, Jane Nickels, Admiral Nurse at Dementia UK takes us through the basics of how best to communicate with someone who has dementia. Jane explains some of the barriers that may be present and how these can be overcome.