The importance of a good nights sleep
Sleep and the seeming epidemic of not enough sleep is really hitting the headlin...
Join our team? Looking for interesting work?
We are looking to take on new team members into our award winning service. If ...
New guide for men with cancer – Working With Cancer
The first-ever guide to help men to keep working during or after a cancer diagno...
Cancer recovery and a personalised exercise service: A preliminary analysis
Working Towards Wellbeing has been accepted to present research at national ph...
Cancer survivors say life after illness is tougher than treatment
Only one in ten patients said they felt positive and ready to move on when they ...
Ade’s story of resilience: getting back to wellbeing and work after cancer treatment
Ade’s story about her journey returning to work following cancer treatment. &n...
Cancer Work Support Service – an award winning service
We were delighted that our work was recognised last year, when we won an award...
How we can help people
One person we have worked with is Graeme who talks in this clip (1:32) from the ...
How to implement an effective approach to long-term absence staff returning to work
Working Towards Wellbeing were recently mentioned in a REBA article about our sp...
Inspirational vocational rehabilitation
Inspirational vocational rehabilitation This is a great talk on vocational rehab...
Hot Topics: Cancer and Exercise
On the 12th December we are excited to announce that we will be presenting a pos...
Lights, Camera, Action By Julie Denning
I have been thinking hard and long about what to write for this edition. In the ...
HR Review November 2014
There are 2 interesting articles in HR review this month. Exercising at work b...
The importance of being bio psycho social
We all know that a patient’s attitudes and beliefs affect their behaviour ...