Workplace health & wellbeing: December 2023

Hi readers!???

We're very excited to share with you our second health & wellbeing newsletter!?Alongside a monthly round-up of updates, campaigns and practical tips, in this month's edition, you will also find our new interview series, 'A Workplace In Balance 2024', featuring top wellbeing expert Zoe Eccleston.?

We're hoping this conversation will empower you to continue creating teams?where people are happy, healthy and doing their best work!

Explore these topics below:

?? Zoe Eccleston?on How companies can balance team mental and physical health???

?? How to do more with less for your employee’s wellbeing: HR perspective???

?? Explore & discover:?monthly media picks?????

A Workplace In Balance 2024: How companies can balance team mental and physical health ??

Have you recently stepped into a new HR leadership role and you’re looking for new ways to improve your health & wellbeing offering or attract better talent next year?

Join us for 'A Workplace In Balance 2024'?series, in which wellbeing expert Zoe Eccleston covers all things health, recent trends and 2024 expectations.

In our first piece, we dive deep into the world of workplace priorities. Discover the connection between mental and physical health, and get insights on why health support isn't a one-size-fits-all concept.

Read the full interview here ??

How to do more with less for your employee’s wellbeing: HR perspective ??

In today’s fast-paced world, the wellbeing of employees is paramount. But how can HR teams ensure they’re offering the best support, especially when their resources are limited?

Here is an article that will enlighten you on different ways you can prioritise your team's wellbeing! From conducting wellbeing assessments to utilising technology, discover seven key ways you can do more with less.

Read the article here ??

Monthly media picks ????

Our monthly media recommendation for December is: 'On the Adamant', a French documentary film by Nicolas Philibert ??

This film portrays a floating structure on the Seine in Paris, which functions as a daycare and treatment centre for adults with mental health disorders. It explores the daily lives of the centre’s patients and caregivers, focusing on their struggles and trying to combat the dehumanisation within psychiatry. It is a thought-provoking and empathetic documentary that offers a rare glimpse into mental health care.

Let us know what thoughts this film inspires in you!

That's all for now - we hope you have a relaxing holiday season and find some well-deserved time for rest ??

We'll be back in the new year with another edition of Syndi news!?In the meantime, if you have any questions or feedback, let us know at [email protected].

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Until next time,

The Syndi Health team ??