Clare Dickens, a mental health pioneer, explains how adaptations to the hospital environment could benefit nurses.
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Balance Awareness Week: We discover practical ways in which the built environment can assist those with balance disorders.
Architect Raefer Wallis explains how sensor data enables transparency.
With sedentary behaviour linked to an estimated 70,000 deaths every year, ergonomics expert Christophe Clerc-Renaud says we need to rethink our traditional office environment.
The air we breathe at work can have a huge impact on our wellbeing and productivity. Healthy buildings pioneer Raefer Wallis tells Work in Mind that the conversation is increasingly focusing on liability - By Sophie Barton
Stress has been dubbed the health epidemic of the 21st Century. Bestselling author and star of Doctor in the House, Dr Rangan Chatterjee, talks us through simple measures we can take to lower our stress levels.
The award-winning science writer says the right lighting can reduce absenteeism, improve mood and enhance our sleep. By Sophie Barton.
Neil Usher, author of The Elemental Workplace and creator of Sky Central, says we all have the power to create a collective sense of wellbeing.
Darren Hockley, co-founder of eLearning specialist DeltaNet International, says simple changes to the work environment can prove life-saving for those employed in construction.
World renowned biophilic design expert Bill Browning talks to Work in Mind about the economic advantages of bringing the outside in.