HeyJaredWorking Well Beings
This podcast explores the unfiltered stories of Workplace Wellbeing leaders. From Wellbeing Managers and Occupational Health to Heads of Global Wellbeing, our guests share the mission to improve the working lives of others.Join us as we speak to some of the most inspiring…
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The Police Wellbeing Revolution | Ben Dimmock (opens the original)
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This bonus episode of the Working Well-Beings Podcast features Ben Dimmock, Wellbeing Lead and Police Inspector at Bedfordshire Police, sharing his personal journey from experiencing depression to leading one of the UK's most established police wellbeing teams. After becoming seriously unwell during his policing career, Ben made a decision that would change not only his own life but the culture within his force. Despite being warned that speaking openly about his mental health would be "career s
Helping Employees Flourish, Not Just Cope | Michele Deeks (opens the original)
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This episode of the Working Well-Beings Podcast, recorded live at the Health & Wellbeing at Work Conference, features Michele Deeks, Director at Work Positive, discussing positive psychology, workplace culture, and what it really takes to help people flourish at work.With almost 20 years of experience at Work Positive, Michele shares how occupational psychology and positive psychology can help organisations build stronger teams, develop better leaders, and create cultures where people can thrive
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