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Wellbeing support for your organisation

We help organisations look after the mental health of their staff, clients and community members, with sessions and packages shaped around what you need.

Talk to us about your organisation

What we can do

  • Group wellbeing sessions

    Pick individual sessions, build your own series, or ask for a mental health topic of your own.

  • Awareness sessions and toolbox talks

    Short, practical sessions that help staff understand and talk about mental health.

  • Employee wellbeing days

    A day of wellbeing activities and support for your team.

  • One-to-one coaching

    Confidential sessions for staff with our accredited mental health coaches.

  • Employee surveys and feedback

    Find out how your staff are really doing and what would help.

  • Consultancy and impact reports

    Detailed reports that show what's working and where to go next.

  • Community memberships for staff

    Give your team access to the Mind Connect Community membership.

Care packages

For more support, we put together tailored packages for organisations that truly value employee wellbeing and progress. From wellbeing events to detailed reports, we support your organisation and your staff in the way that suits everyone best.

A Mind Connect facilitator leading a wellbeing talk

Prices depend on what you need. Get in touch and we'll put together a quote.

The people you'll work with

Lee smiling at a Mind Connect seminar

Lee

Director and Founder

A registered Mental Health Nurse with experience of working with trauma, emotional regulation and lots of different mental health issues.

“I want a place where people can come and feel safe, welcomed and not judged.”

Cathy smiling

Cathy

Managing Director

An experienced Wellbeing Facilitator and Coach, with skills in counselling, confidence building and goal setting.

“My main goal for anyone I work with is to help them feel better about who they are, as we all should.”