The Conversation about racism with world-renowned Harvard professor Robert Livingston

Harvard professor Robert Livingston is a world-renowned voice on the subject of racism, and has just released the ground breaking book, The Conversation: How Talking Honestly About Racism Can Transform Individuals and Organizations, to critical acclaim. Here he talks to Richard Lenton about the BLM movement, Trump, taking the knee, what individuals can do in the fight against racism, and how discrimination and injustice can adversely affect a person’s mental health.

When stress takes hold our bodies keep the score

Daryl Woodhouse is becoming a leading authority in wellbeing and mental health in the workplace, and how that translates into business success. Here he talks candidly about trying to change attitudes in organisations, and his own mental health battles that took him to the edge.

The Zone founder Fiona Bugler’s story

Fiona Bugler is the founder and editor of The Zone, a new magazine that focuses on wellbeing in the workplace. Here she talks to Richard Lenton about her new venture, her passion for endurance running and how it’s so important to her own mental fitness, and the white paper she’s written about the workplace wellbeing crisis.

Music Therapy with Khody

Leading therapist Khody Damestani discusses the benefits music and singing have on our mental fitness with leading vocal coach Christabel Heasman-Cossins, whose wonderfully soothing voice you can hear on the MyMindPal app.

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The Relationship Between Food & Mood

Understanding the impact of diet on emotional wellbeing… What we eat goes beyond just affecting our physical health, our diet plays a critical role in shaping our mood and overall mental health. Similar to stress, experiencing changes in mood is a universal aspect of being human. While it’s not feasible to always maintain a perfect … Read more

Gen Z Mental Health Decline & Support

The problem we can’t ignore A series of consumer surveys and interviews conducted by McKinsey finds Gen Zers reporting the least positive life outlook, including lower levels of emotional and social well-being than older generations. Social Media Impact It found one in four Gen Z members – those born in the late 1990s and early … Read more