Wellbeing
Manchester Rare Disease Showcase
Full programme OUT NOW for Beacon’s Manchester Rare Disease Showcase!
Stepping into the frame to build psychological safety
As consultants, we always hope that a client will fully step into ‘the work’, particularly when that’s literal. Last week, as part of a workshop on psychological safety, we invited leaders and managers at Infinitesima, a fast-growing technology business in Oxfordshire, to think abo...
Emergency teams unite to help public learn lifesaving CPR
Emergency and hospital teams are joining forces this month to help the public become lifesavers, with free CPR training events taking place across Cambridge in the lead-up to Restart a Heart Day. ...
Rob Beardwell joins Salus Wellness
We are very pleased to announce that Niki has joined Salus Wellness.
Niki Polydorou joins Salus Wellness
We are very pleased to announce that Stelios has joined Salus Wellness.
25 years of Mental Health Promotion
This year will be the 25th year I have celebrated World Mental Health Day. Today I join the global conversation about mental health. It’s a day to raise awareness, drive positive change, and reflect on the progress we’ve made. ...
Grassroots groups receive funding to improve community life across South Cambridgeshire
Local sports clubs, a community centre and village events are set to benefit from more than £7,000 in the latest round of South Cambridgeshire District Council Community Chest grants. ...
Spotlight on Black health at free ARU event
Packed programme aims to raise awareness of health inequalities.
The Imposter Phenomenon Book Launch: Cambridge (and Online)
Join us on 28th October for the Cambridge launch of The Imposter Phenomenon by Dr Kate Atkin, an essential new book examining the real impact of imposter feelings in the workplace.Hosted by Innovate Cambridge, and MC’d by Culture and Leadership Expert Angela Peacock, this in-person even...
Book Launch: 'The Imposter Phenomenon, why you feel like a fraud and what to do about it' is out now
Research indicates that 70-80% of people may experience imposter “syndrome” at some point. Celebrities such as Michelle Obama, Sheryl Sandberg and Tom Hanks have all spoken about their imposter feelings and even Einstein described himself as an “involuntary swindler”. But self-doubt and...