Employee wellbeing training
One day · in-person
A one-day course on improving employee wellbeing by changing how work is designed. You will identify the specific factors affecting wellbeing in your organisation and build a practical plan for systemic improvement.
Wellbeing at work is not about yoga classes and fruit bowls. It is about how work is designed - the expectations, the boundaries, the pace, and the degree of control people have over their own time and energy.
When wellbeing is poor, you see it in everything: higher absence, lower engagement, more mistakes, worse decision-making, and a creeping sense that people are getting through the day rather than doing their best work. This course helps you understand what is really driving wellbeing issues in your organisation and gives you practical tools to improve it.
What you will work on
You will spend the day looking at wellbeing in your organisation as a systems issue - not an individual one. The course covers three areas:
Understanding what is really going on - Wellbeing surveys tell you people are stressed. They rarely tell you why. You will dig beneath the surface to understand the specific working conditions, expectations, and cultural norms that are affecting people's wellbeing. This means looking at workload, autonomy, relationships, clarity of role, and the gap between what organisations say about work-life balance and what actually happens.
Identifying the highest-impact changes - You cannot fix everything at once. You will prioritise the specific changes that would make the biggest difference to wellbeing in your context - focusing on systemic changes rather than individual coping strategies. Sometimes the most powerful intervention is changing a meeting culture, clarifying expectations about response times, or giving people genuine permission to set boundaries.
Building wellbeing into how work works - The goal is not to bolt wellness initiatives onto an unhealthy system. It is to change the system itself. You will design practical changes to how work is structured, how expectations are communicated, and how leaders model healthy boundaries - so that wellbeing becomes part of how your organisation operates, not an add-on.
Who this is for
Leaders and managers who want to create a working environment where people can sustain performance and stay healthy. HR professionals designing wellbeing strategies that go beyond surface-level perks. And anyone responsible for people whose energy and engagement matter to the organisation's success.
What you will take away
A clear picture of the specific factors affecting wellbeing in your organisation. A prioritised plan for the changes that would make the biggest difference. Practical tools for redesigning work patterns, expectations, and boundaries. And confidence in having honest conversations about what sustainable performance actually looks like.
How the day works
The format mixes facilitated inputs on wellbeing science with diagnostic exercises and planning time. You will work on your own organisation throughout, with space for honest conversation about what is really happening beneath the surface.
Groups are kept to ten to sixteen people.
What makes this different
This course treats wellbeing as an organisational design challenge, not a personal resilience challenge. We do not teach people to cope with a broken system - we help you fix the system. If your organisation needs broader support with how it designs work and supports its people, our employee experience consultancy and organisational development consultancy can help.
Get in touch to find out more or book a place
Whether you're diagnosing root causes, redesigning for the future, or building on what already works well - we'd love to hear about your organisation.