Wellbeing Lunch & Learns
Helping teams reduce stress, improve focus and work more sustainably
Many teams are working at pace - juggling constant demands on their time, attention and energy.
Over time this takes its toll. Focus dips, decision-making becomes harder, and productivity is harder to sustain.
Worklife Wellness sessions give people practical, easy-to-apply ways to manage their attention, protect their energy and stay effective throughout the working day.
The result? Clearer thinking, more consistent performance, and a more sustainable way of working.
When people know how to work well, they stay well and the organisation benefits.
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Session Overview
Every session is designed to be practical, accessible and directly relevant to a working day.
All webinars include theory, discussion and guided exercises so that participants understand key ideas and experience them in practice.
Sessions can be delivered online or onsite, and are often included as part of internal learning and development programmes.
Each session focuses on a key aspect of sustainable working, with practical tools people can apply straight away.
They are consistently described as engaging, practical and immediately useful.
Session Topics
Working Well in a Digital World
In a world of constant communication, notifications and competing demands, many people find themselves moving quickly between tasks, with little time to think clearly or work with intention.
Over time, this leads to mental fatigue, reduced concentration and a feeling of always being ‘on’, but rarely making meaningful progress.
This session explores how the digital working environment affects attention and energy, and introduces practical ways to stay focused, manage cognitive load and work more sustainably.
Key takeaways:
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How to manage attention in a distraction-heavy environment
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Ways to reduce mental fatigue and cognitive overload
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How to sustain focus across the working day
Working Smarter, Not Harder
Heavy workloads, back-to-back meetings and tight deadlines can make it hard to remember we're not designed to be sat down focusing and processing all day long.
Unlike machines, our brains pulse between concentrating and consolidating. If you take a break when the brain naturally switches modes, you can pay attention for longer and get more done.
This session explores how to work with the brain's natural rhythms and build short, intentional breaks into our days to restore focus, improve mental clarity and sustain consistent productivity.
Key takeaways:
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How to work with the brain's natural rhythms
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Why breaks support output (not reduce it)
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Simple ways to structure the working day more effectively
See the work less, achieve more content outline
Reduce Stress: Restore Calm
When we feel stressed or overwhelmed, it becomes harder to think clearly, communicate effectively and respond well to challenges.
This session explores how the stress response works and introduces a simple, practical breathing technique to help regulate it — supporting focus, calm and more considered responses.
The technique is grounded in established research and designed to help shift the body out of ‘fight or flight’ and into a more balanced, settled state.
Key takeaways:
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Understanding how stress shows up
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A practical way to regulate and recover in the moment
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Recognise the impact of stress on the body
More on this stress reduction session
Mindfulness at Work: An introduction
Mindfulness can support wellbeing, enhance attention, and improve how we cope with demanding situations.
The session blends neuroscience, psychology, and an understanding of how the mind works, helping people understand how stress is sustained and why simple moments of awareness can make a meaningful difference.
Through short, practical exercises, participants explore how the mind operates and where mindful moments already exist within the working day.
Rather than adding another task, the focus is on recognising a skill people already have and using it more intentionally.
Key takeaways:
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What mindfulness is (and isn’t)
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How it supports focus and clarity
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Simple ways to bring it into the working day
Learn more about the mindfulness masterclass
Delivery
Sessions are typically delivered online via MS Teams or Zoom.
All webinars include:
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Promotional support,
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A session recording.
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A feedback summary
Onsite delivery is also available.
Investment
All sessions can be tailored to your organisation’s needs, audience and budget.
Interested in running a webinar for your team?
If you'd like to check availability or help deciding which session would best beat your needs book a time to chat or send me a message
What people say
Lunch + Learn
Work smarter, not harder:)
The session was engaging, informative, practical and useful.
It was especially helpful to learn abut the brain's natural rhythms and to think about the structure of my day.
Helped me recognise how I can support myself. We all need to feel less guilty about taking breaks. This helps legitimise them.
Attendee
Marine scientist
Lunch & Learn
Perfect introduction to mindfulness
If you want to learn about mindfulness then this is a perfect introduction. The Taste of Mindfulness session was very well structured and helped me learn the truth about mindfulness.
I particularly liked the exercise where we were asked to observe the mind whilst looking at an image on a slide - really helped you understand how your brain does its own thing!
I also liked seeing everyone's comments in the chat when asked for our thoughts at different points during the session and Tracey's response as she read them out.
L.H.
Environmental consultant
Lunch and Learn
Learned a lot
Tracey was very engaging. She explained everything in an easy to understand way.
Now I have had a taste, I would like to learn more about mindfulness!
Attendee
Financial controller