Strategic thinking around wellbeing - how to create positive and lasting change

Dates

11th December 2025

Time

12:00 - 13:00 ((GMT+00:00) Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London)

Location

Online

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 In this interactive webinar, we will be joined by Lisa Whittleton, Workplace wellbeing consultant, to explore what really works in terms of supporting mental health at work. According to the latest Good Work Index, 42% of UK working adults have experienced a mental health condition in the past 12 months, and 25% believe their job has a negative impact on their overall health.

There is a recognised disconnect between:

1) the increasing investment and initiatives put in place by organisations and employees not seeing or feeling the benefit

2) what we know works in terms of best practice and what is practical/reasonable for small to medium organisations to implement

Attendees will learn:

What the current landscape is in terms of wellbeing at work
How to measure wellbeing within their organisation and identify key priorities
What interventions are having the most impact and how to implement these so that they are effective
The benefits of including preventative, proactive and reactive supports within the workplace, and examples of what these look like
How to effectively incorporate wellbeing within existing health and safety policies / practices
Where to go for further specialist support

Lisa will bring her background in business psychology and experience helping organisations to develop and implement wellbeing strategies to provide you with practical takeaways and answer any questions you have on how to get this right.

Speaker - Lisa Whittleton

Workplace wellbeing facilitator and consultant, Illuminate VR Services Ltd

Lisa is the Founder and Director of Illuminate who are specialists in workplace wellbeing. She is a Vocational Rehabilitation Consultant and trainer with a background in business psychology, helping organisations to create safe, supportive cultures that are positive about mental health.

Lisa has 15 years’ experience supporting individuals with a range of mental and physical health challenges to get back on track and thrive in their jobs as well as advising senior leaders, HR and management on best practice and the development of wellbeing strategies.

Please note to better support our diverse international audience, we’re pleased to offer captions during this webinar. You can easily switch captions on during the session using the toolbar.