Yuval Noah Harari
Individual growth: Organisational growth
Mindfulness training is as much about skills and competency development as it is about health and wellbeing.
We work with organisations committed to facilitating sustainable behaviour change and who emphasise the growth of their people as much as they do the growth of their business, recognising of course that the two are inextricably linked.
Cultivating mindful organisations
Our ‘Four Trees’ model supports organisations from their first explorations of mindfulness through individual skills development to the organisational integration of more mindful approaches to work.
Introductory Events
Awareness-raising through taster sessions and introductory workshops
Mindful Organisations
Integrating brain-friendly behaviours, psychological safety, emotional agility and creativity
Investing in people
Whether you are looking to support employees who are struggling to respond to mental health challenges, keen to develop more brain-friendly approaches to managing uncertainty and change or seeking ways to nurture creativity and insight, supporting individuals in the cultivation of inner resource packages is time and money well spent.
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Mindfulness in the workplace – reports and resources
Book Chapter
Our experiences of working with local organisations are shared, as contributory authors in Chapman-Clarke’s ‘Mindfulness in the Workplace: An evidence-based approach to improving wellbeing and maximising performance’, alongside a thought leadership piece on the potential within the active cultivation of insight in organisations.
Building the Case for Mindfulness in the Workplace
Following on from the Mindfulness All-Party Parliamentary Group’s ‘Mindful Nation UK’ report below, ‘Building the Case for Mindfulness in the Workplace’ offers a wonderful resource for anyone wishing to make the business case for Mindfulness in the Workplace.
MAPPG
The Mindful UK Report, the first policy document of its kind, seeks to address mental health concerns in the areas of education, health, the workplace and the criminal justice system through the application of mindfulness interventions.
UK Listing of Mindfulness Teachers
In addition to providing details of mindfulness instructors meeting the UK Good Practice Guidance for Mindfulness-Based Teachers the British Association for Mindfulness Based Approaches is also a helpful resource for anyone interested in training to teach mindfulness, offering guidance on good practice and pre-requisites for teacher training.
Research
Mindfulnet.org, generously developed and maintained by Juliet Adams, brings together research focussing specifically on workplace applications of mindfulness. The site provides the following overview of studies (June 2016) linking mindfulness and desirable workplace outcomes.Articles
- Mindfulness Works but Only if You Work at It by Megan Reitz and Michael Chaskalson for Harvard Business Review
- Here’s What Mindfulness Is (and Isn’t) Good For by Daniel Goleman for Harvard Business Review
- Mindfulness at Work: What do we really know? By Juliet Adams, Mindfulness at Work Facilitator and Author.
