In association with
Show news and features from our partners Make a Difference Media and the Evening Standard.
The Evening Standard How to be a CEO podcast with former footballer Clarke Carlisle on why he’s helping companies with mental health was published this week. Clarke Carlisle is a former professional footballer who now uses his own battles...
Stanford University academics wrote this plea claiming that awareness days do little good six years ago - yet in the years since, these days have only grown in number and variety. Surely you didn’t miss last week’s Time To Talk mental health awareness day, and you’re...
Clarke Carlisle, our keynote speaker and former professional footballer, does not believe in bringing your entire self to work for men, and has a different idea. In addition to touching on his own journey to wellness, his marriage, toxic masculinity, talking about...
The Evening Standard How to be a CEO podcast with former footballer Clarke Carlisle on why he’s helping companies with mental health was published this week. Clarke Carlisle is a former professional footballer who now uses his own battles...
The latest insight from Make a Difference Media on workplace culture, mental health, wellbeing
A recent study by electrical retailer Currys explored the typical work-related stressors and asked 1500 Brits if they could relate. Out of those asked, over half (54%) admitted they suffer with Sunday Scaries. Those that said they… [...]
As the boundaries between our work life and our personal life remain blurred, is there now a greater need for employers to support the whole person, not just the employee?… [...]
The Evening Standard How to be a CEO podcast with former footballer Clarke Carlisle on why he’s...
Line manager wellbeing is one of the most talked about topics in the wellbeing industry currently,...
How To Be Happy At Work – Live From The Watercooler with Zeffr and guests where they talk about...
The Evening Standard How to be a CEO podcast with former footballer Clarke Carlisle on why he’s...
Stanford University academics wrote this plea claiming that awareness days do little good six...
Clarke Carlisle, our keynote speaker and former professional footballer, does not believe in...