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Ergonomic Optimisation: A Complete Guide for Office Workers

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In today’s office environment, creating an ergonomic workspace is essential for maximising comfort and productivity. This comprehensive guide offers practical advice and actionable tips to optimise ergonomics for office workers. Learn how to improve posture, set up your workstation effectively, adjust lighting, incorporate breaks, and more. Elevate your office experience and take control of your … Read more

Employee Wellbeing in Lockdown

Have you started to plan for 2022 yet? In the current hybrid model of work it seems that workplaces are toggling between reactive wellbeing initiatives versus strategic long term planning with an eye on 2022. My colleague, Josh Lambert, has decided to write up an eBook (download in here) to simplify the required steps to … Read more

Overcoming social anxiety and finding reflection

Overcoming social anxiety and finding reflection in 2020 – Dr Natalie Flatt PhD What happened yesterday? How about the day before? Taking time to reflect on your day can really help. In this Live on Linkedin, Tom Bosna and Dr Natalie Flatt team up to talk about overcoming social anxiety and finding reflection. This conversation … Read more

Diet Myths busted with our Corporate Dietitian

Diet myths with Gemma Monaghan, Corporate Dietitian With all the misinformation out there, it can be hard to find the facts about diets and make the right choices. On the surface, we all know what we need to do – eat healthy! – but when new diets and trends pop up, it can be easier … Read more

Is resistance training the best anti-ageing intervention on the planet?

Is resistance training the best anti-ageing intervention with Senior Physiotherapist, Riain Casey We have all seen Physiotherapists for many different reasons. Sometimes, it’s simply for pain relief and other times it’s for rehabilitation of an injured area. For modern day health practitioners, though, there is a growing body of evidence that points towards the benefits … Read more

The Right to Disconnect with Dr Kristy Goodwin – Digital Wellbeing Expert

Chasing dopamine and the lost art of deep work with Dr Kristy Goodwin     Are your workplace technology tools making you more productive?  The digital tools that we use in the workplace such as emails, social media platforms and project management software are designed to enhance our output and productivity.  Or at least, that’s … Read more

Founder well-being: Check your health, before you wreck yourself!

This is a public service announcement for founders and the startup community. Let’s be real about the treacherous lifestyle you have chosen. It is a roller coaster, one with many big dips, ups and loop the loop moments. Your friends and family think you are insane but you secretly love it. You know the startup … Read more

Are you an active couch potato?

Active couch potato

It is no secret, sitting for prolonged periods is NOT good for us. With phrases like ‘sitting is the new smoking’ being used in the media, it’s important to really understand the key issues and be able to make informed decisions about how to look after ourselves at home and the workplace. In 2015, I … Read more

Why the CEO Should Be the Most Physically Active in the Company

By Tom Bosna – Managing Director Over the past year, I have had the pleasure of working with some truly inspiring CEOs and senior leaders in progressive and innovative Australian businesses. I’ve been blown away by the commitment to wellbeing that I’ve seen. Being leaders in their company, the example that each of these individuals … Read more

The Sports Injuries That Are Much More Common In Female Athletes

Low section of sportswoman suffering from knee pain while sitting on track during sunny day

Certain sports injuries are much more common among female athletes than their male counterparts. This includes everyone from girls participating in sports at school to professional female athletes. There are specific injuries that are more likely to occur to women, and a variety of reasons that could explain why. The Injuries That Are More Common … Read more