How can you help others care for their wellbeing?
Dr. Michelle McQuaid (MAPP)
Wellbeing Researcher & Teacher | Playful Change Activator | Best-Selling Author
Hey there,?
We hope you're finding plenty of ways to care for your wellbeing as RUOK Day and World Mental Health Month approaches. ?
By chance, you're looking for some additional tiny but mighty evidence-based practices to support wellbeing for yourself and others, we're excited to announce our Certificate in Creating Wellbeing is now available as a self-paced, online program for anyone to complete. ?
The even better news is that if you purchase a place before midnight on the 30th of September, you can save 10%, and you'll have six months to complete the training. Just use the code below at checkout.?
Ideal for wellbeing champions, mental health first aiders, human resource teams, or business leaders, coaches, and facilitators, this innovative Certificate provides:?
Everything is immediately available to you when you purchase your place.
In the meantime, here are our three wellbeing practices we've been playing with this week:??
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What are the wisest workplace?wellbeing interventions??
In this favorite article , Dr. Greg Walton shares how his research insights are used to co-create growth mindset, stress mindset, and other belief-shifting interventions to support people's wellbeing. We loved his simple but effective formula for helping people to connect and challenge the wellbeing beliefs that hold them back.?
Can you soothe your nervous system??
Do you clench your jaw? Hunch your shoulders? Feel anxiety swirling in your belly? When our nervous systems get stuck on high alert, reassuring our brains and bodies that we're safe and no longer need to be hyper-aroused can be challenging. In this new article , I share the simple tool that has made all the difference for me. ??
After all, as Harriet Tubman wisely said: "Always remember, you have within you the strength, patience and passion to change the world." ?
Warmest wishes,?
Michelle, Katie & Team??
P.S. If you'd like to meet Katie for a free 30-minute wellbeing strategy review for your workplace, school or community, click here to book a time.