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2026 Webinars

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July

The Self-Care Myth: Is the Wellness Industry Making Us Sicker?

12pm - 1pm

When self-care becomes a trend, are we really supporting wellbeing - or just masking the real problems?

This session takes a critical look at how the wellness industry promotes quick fixes over meaningful change, and what organisations can do to address the root causes of stress and burnout.

You’ll learn:
• Why popular self-care practices often fail to address workplace mental health issues
• The dangers of treating symptoms instead of systems
• How organisations can move from superficial fixes to sustainable, structural support
• Practical strategies to create real, lasting impact on employee wellbeing

A session for HR professionals and leaders looking to move from quick-fix self-care to meaningful, sustainable support for employees.

Delivered by
Richard Middleton
Head of Customer Success
Andres Fonseca
CEO & Founder
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August

Driver Wellbeing: The Invisible Risk CEOs & CFOs Cannot Afford to Ignore

12pm - 1pm

Driver turnover, absence, agency dependency and fatigue-related risk may be costing your organisation far more than you realise...

Despite growing awareness and investment, many wellbeing initiatives fail to gain board-level traction because they are not expressed in the language of risk, productivity and return on investment.

Having spent three decades helping operational leaders, HR teams and boards tackle complex workforce challenges, Ian Kirkpatrick will reveal the practical framework needed to turn driver wellbeing from a compliance conversation into a business performance strategy.

 

 

Delivered by
Martin Jervis
COO
Ian Kirkpatrick
Managing Director at EISOP
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September

Every Day is a Bonus: Lived experience of surviving suicide and what that should mean for any leader.

12pm - 1pm

In this powerful webinar, we hear a first-hand account of surviving suicide and explore what that experience should mean for leaders today.

Through honest reflection, the session highlights how workplace culture, leadership behaviours, and everyday conversations can either deepen the silent struggle or create safety and hope. It challenges leaders to rethink resilience, performance, and their responsibility to the people behind the roles.

A human, thought-provoking session that leaves leaders with a simple truth: what you say, do, and prioritise every day truly matters.

 

Delivered by
Martin Jervis
COO
Rosie Russell
Director of EHSS at MeiraGTx and IIRSM Co-President
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Suicide Prevention Day - How to Support Your Colleagues in the aftermath of Suicide

12:30pm - 1:30pm

When a suicide affects your workplace, knowing what to say - and do - can make all the difference.

You’ll learn:
• How to respond appropriately and sensitively to a suicide in the workplace
• Best practices for supporting colleagues’ mental health during crisis
• How to communicate effectively while protecting privacy and wellbeing
• Tools and resources to help colleagues heal and prevent further harm

This sensitive, practical session provides guidance for managers, HR, and wider teams on supporting colleagues, maintaining safety, and fostering a compassionate workplace in the aftermath of suicide.

Delivered by
Dale Tomlinson
Customer Success Manager
Adam Huxley
CCO & Founder
Penny Yang
Thrive Therapist
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October

We Don't All Experience Risk Equally... Personal Characteristics Matter

12pm - 1pm

Risk is not experienced the same way by everyone. Personal characteristics, life experiences, and identity all shape how individuals perceive, respond to, and are impacted by risk.

This webinar explores why a one-size-fits-all approach to risk management, wellbeing, and leadership falls short - and what more inclusive, informed decision-making looks like in practice. We examine how understanding difference can strengthen safeguarding, culture, and organisational outcomes.

A thought-provoking session for leaders who want to manage risk more intelligently, and more humanely.

 

Delivered by
Martin Jervis
COO
Rosie Russell
Director of EHSS at MeiraGTx and IIRSM Co-President
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Menopause Awareness Day - Supporting Wellbeing Through Every Stage

12pm - 1pm

Menopause affects every individual differently - yet many workplaces are unprepared to provide support.

This session explores how organisations can create inclusive, supportive environments that address the unique challenges of menopause, promoting wellbeing and retaining experienced talent.

You’ll learn:
- Common physical and psychological symptoms and their impact at work
- How to start open, stigma-free conversations
- Practical adjustments and policies that support employees through all stages
- Ways to integrate menopause awareness into broader wellbeing strategies

This webinar is suitable for anyone who wants to support those around them through menopause and help to create inclusive, stigma-free workplaces.

Delivered by
Ella-Louise Sparks
Communications Specialist
Jennie O'Connor
Thrive Therapist
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November

Why Good People Make Mistakes: The Human Factors Behind Human Error

12pm - 1pm

Human error is rarely about carelessness or incompetence. It’s about systems, pressure, fatigue, culture, and the very human limits we all operate within.

This webinar explores the human factors of why mistakes happen - even in high-performing teams. We’ll unpack how workload, stress, communication breakdowns, and organisational design contribute to error, and what leaders can do to reduce risk without defaulting to blame.

A practical, insight-driven session for organisations that want to build safer systems, stronger cultures, and smarter approaches to performance and accountability.

Delivered by
Martin Jervis
COO
Rosie Russell
Director of EHSS at MeiraGTx and IIRSM Co-President
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Men's Health Month - From Stigma to Support: Rewriting Men’s Health at Work

12pm - 1pm

Men are less likely to speak up about mental and physical health - but workplaces can make a difference.

This session explores the barriers men face in accessing support at work and provides practical strategies to ensure every employee feels safe to seek help.

You’ll learn:
- The impact of stigma on men’s mental and physical health at work
- How to build open, supportive workplace cultures
- Practical tools and initiatives to engage men in their wellbeing
- Ways to measure impact and implement sustainable support programs

This webinar is perfect for those responsible for employee wellbeing, focusing on creating cultures where men feel safe to speak up about their health.

Delivered by
Martin Jervis
COO
Adam Huxley
CCO & Founder
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December

Festive & Thriving - Practical Mental Health tips for a calmer Christmas

12pm - 1pm

The holidays can be joyful, but also stressful. Learn how to manage workplace pressure and keep mental health on track.

This session offers practical, actionable strategies for employees and leaders to reduce stress, maintain balance, and enjoy a calmer festive season.

You’ll learn:
- How to recognise and manage holiday-related stress at work
- Simple techniques to improve wellbeing and resilience
- Ways managers can support teams during the busiest time of the year
- Tips to create a more positive, balanced workplace through the festive period

This webinar is designed for service users and workplace leaders who want to reduce festive stress and create a more positive, supportive end-of-year environment.

Delivered by
Hannah Fox
Customer Success Manager
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