Via Negativa: The Power of Subtracting
This article highlights the concept of "Via Negativa" as a powerful tool for behaviour change. Rather than constantly adding more to our lives, the article encourages subtracting first to create...
This article highlights the concept of "Via Negativa" as a powerful tool for behaviour change. Rather than constantly adding more to our lives, the article encourages subtracting first to create...
Making behaviour changes requires a thoughtful and intentional approach. By considering the three key areas of structures, systems, and schedules, you can create an environment that supports your...
Ever wondered why people don’t look after their health like you do? Why employees aren’t as passionate about their health as the designated ‘wellbeing champion’ in the workplace? Have you considered...
“Before you heal someone, ask him if he’s willing to give up the things that made him sick” Hippocrates
Leading a team responsible for promoting behaviour change in the areas of wellbeing, safety,...
As I noticed all of the International Women’s Day LinkedIn posts fading away, it got me thinking.
As we navigate the return to office strategy, many of us have embraced a hybrid approach, with some team members returning to the physical office in a part-time, full-time or flexible capacity.
Most of us don’t like conflict. We might hope to avoid the discomfort by avoiding the challenging conversations we need to have. The problem is that avoiding those conversations doesn’t make the...
Change is a constant in our lives these days – big or small, most of us are experiencing some form of change. Change affects all of us and we each deal with it differently. Some people thrive in a...
Dealing with events, like the extreme weather generated by Cyclone Gabrielle, can be challenging and overwhelming. Any time of uncertainty or change can raise our levels of stress and anxiety. It's...
The cornerstone of our movement-focused Healthy Habits is Move Slowly Lots. And for very good reason. In terms of application, it has the broadest scope of our physical activity domains. Move Slowly...