Conversations around The Watercooler: 5 insights from Day 1 of the show
April 24, 2024
After a busy first day at The Watercooler and The Office events, here’s a roundup of five key insights I’ve taken away from sitting in
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After a busy first day at The Watercooler and The Office events, here’s a roundup of five key insights I’ve taken away from sitting in
Ahead of this year’s The Watercooler and co-located The Office Event, we asked the speakers what they’re looking forward to about the show. Here’s what
Over the last 40 years we have seen a continual increase in the percentage of women in employment. This achievement is, in part, thanks to
Menopause is undeniably a hot topic. It’s one that we’ve covered regularly on www.makeadifference.media and it’s an issue that our sister event The Watercooler will
This year’s Mental Health Awareness week takes place between 13th and 19th May and the theme is Movement and Mental Health. This theme may surprise
Physical activity can be used as a gateway into other pillars of wellbeing because there’s less of a stigma around physical health than, say, mental
In case you’re still deciding whether to join us at The Watercooler Event, I’ve summarised here a taste of what you can expect from www.makeadifference.media’s
Ahead of The Watercooler Event, taking place at ExCel in London on 23rd & 24th April, we asked the exhibitors to share what they’re looking
In 2015, the South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT) set up an inhouse wellbeing service, the Staying Well Service, to support all its
Companies are increasingly talking to us about how physical wellbeing can be an effective umbrella for including other markers of wellbeing, such as mental health
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