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Sophie Barton is our Features Editor. She a journalist and editor with 17 years’ experience in the national media, specialising in wellbeing and lifestyle.

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Exclusives NewsWork in Mind: Why ESG is vital for business

Sophie Barton3 months ago7 min

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Exclusives ThinkingWorking from home: Are employers on board with EU recommendations?

Sophie Barton4 months ago10 min

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Exclusives ThinkingDr Chatterjee: “Self-criticism stresses us out”

Sophie Barton6 months ago6 min

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Exclusives ThinkingDr Chatterjee on how to beat burnout

Sophie Barton6 months ago5 min

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Exclusives ThinkingDr Chatterjee: “How to be calmer and more content”

Sophie Barton7 months ago11 min

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Exclusives ThinkingThe menopause at work: Designing supportive spaces

Sophie Barton12 months ago17 min

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Exclusives ThinkingLidia Morawska: “We are failing to prepare our indoor spaces”

Sophie Barton1 year ago11 min

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ThinkingWorking from home: How to avoid burnout

Sophie Barton1 year ago11 min

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Exclusives ThinkingDr Joseph Allen on COVID-19: “We should question employers about air quality”

Sophie Barton1 year ago10 min

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Exclusives ThinkingDr Joseph Allen: “Our buildings have the power to combat COVID-19”

Sophie Barton1 year ago11 min

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HomeAuthorSophie Barton, Features Editor

Exclusives NewsWork in Mind: Why ESG is vital for business

Exclusives ThinkingWorking from home: Are employers on board with EU recommendations?

Exclusives ThinkingDr Chatterjee: “Self-criticism stresses us out”

Exclusives ThinkingDr Chatterjee on how to beat burnout

Exclusives ThinkingDr Chatterjee: “How to be calmer and more content”

Exclusives ThinkingThe menopause at work: Designing supportive spaces

Exclusives ThinkingLidia Morawska: “We are failing to prepare our indoor spaces”

ThinkingWorking from home: How to avoid burnout

Exclusives ThinkingDr Joseph Allen on COVID-19: “We should question employers about air quality”

Exclusives ThinkingDr Joseph Allen: “Our buildings have the power to combat COVID-19”

News ResearchNew Indoor Air study confirms ventilation can mitigate risk of airborne pathogens

Events NewsBCO shines spotlight on ‘brightest and best’ UK young professionals

ResearchNew international standards proposed for Reducing Exposure to Airborne Respiratory Infectious Diseases

News ResearchUS schools using federal aid to create healthier buildings, new USGBC report finds

ThinkingHow soundscapes can create more inclusive workspaces