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Employee Wellness Programmes and Services

Our support services

We offer tailored solutions that address specific organisational challenges - from EAPs and trauma counselling to training and peer support. Our programmes are designed to be both proactive and reactive, helping to mitigate risks before they escalate and providing layered support as needs evolve.

Our philosophy is consistent across everything we do:

  • No gimmicks - We put people first. We listen and act on what matters to them and the organisations they work for.
  • People - We attract, develop and retain top talent through our clinical approach and diverse service offering. Our team are leaders in their field.
  • Clinical quality - We uphold the highest standards through robust clinical governance and a culture of excellence.
  • Experience - With nearly 40 years of global delivery, our programmes are designed for maximum impact.
  • Ease of access - We make it easy for people to engage with our services and benefit from them - not just tick a box.
  • Transparency - We deliver value through innovation, measurable outcomes and strong relationships.
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Our service areas

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Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)

Discover how our global, clinically led Employee Assistance Programme delivers immediate, confidential support that truly makes a difference to your people.

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Trauma Support

Discover how our global, clinician‑led Trauma Services deliver rapid, specialist support to keep your people safe, resilient, and cared for wherever they are.

 

 

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Psychological Services

Our psychological services are flexible, confidential, and clinically informed - tailored to the unique pressures, environments and goals of each organisation we support.

 

What we bring

Why support matters - and how we deliver it

Supporting mental health in the workplace isn’t just a nice-to-have- it’s essential for creating thriving, productive teams. When employees feel valued and supported, organisations see stronger engagement, better retention and improved overall performance. Unfortunately, many businesses face challenges that make delivering effective wellbeing support harder than it should be. 

Growing mental health challenges

  • Stress, anxiety, depression and burnout are on the rise.
  • Access to timely, high-quality mental health support remains limited.
  • Stigma around seeking help- especially in professional settings- still exists.
  • Different generations have varying attitudes toward mental health.
  • Global pressures and post-pandemic work environments add extra strain.

Barriers to support

  • Services can be confusing, poorly communicated, or not inclusive.
  • Long wait times and unclear pathways make help harder to access.
  • Inequity in access means some individuals and groups are underserved.

The need for person-centred care

  • One-size-fits-all approaches don’t meet individual needs.
  • There’s often limited integration between clinical care and everyday wellbeing.
  • By partnering with workplaces, we deliver clear, accessible services designed to meet the unique needs of every team.

Our wellbeing blog

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What makes a happy workplace?

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How best to support employees following an incident

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The hidden impact of vicarious trauma on individuals and organisations

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