With many of us working record hours from home, it’s more important than ever to create healthy spaces that support our wellbeing. Kleopatra Kivrakidou, from Ergotron, explains…
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ExclusivesThinkingThe ‘new normal’: What will the workplace look like in the short, medium and longer-term?
4 months ago6 min
John Williams, Founder of SpaceInvader muses on the role and function of the office in this brave new world.
Struggling with the abrupt shift to remote working? You’re certainly not alone. Architect Ben Channon explains simple ways to make the best of your home environment and boost your wellbeing in the process.
The Coronavirus pandemic is challenging for us all. Dr Rangan Chatterjee explains how to keep calm, lower your stress levels and work productively from home… By Sophie Barton.
Mental wellbeing will be more important than ever in our post lockdown world. Work in Mind columnist Ben Channon, Head of Wellbeing at Assael Architecture, says giving employees more control over their work environments will help them feel calm, focused and ready for action...
ExclusivesThinkingMusic for wellbeing: Can our choice of tunes lift our positivity & wellbeing in lockdown?
Tessa Marchington on the enriching role music has on our wellbeing and how to incorporate it into lockdown work life.
Lockdown may trigger some positive long-term changes for our working environments. Business leader Erica Wolfe-Murray believes we’ll see companies rethinking workspaces, barriers around home working crumbling and a far bigger emphasis on sustainability…
ExclusivesThinkingWorking from home: How to stay focused
5 months ago8 min
Struggling to concentrate in these troubled times? Productivity expert Barnaby Lashbrooke shares his top tips to help remote workers stay focused…
Going back into an office environment seems a long way off at the minute. But what is it we are going to go back to, asks Ashley Lawrence at Crown Workspace.
ExclusivesThinkingUnderstanding hypomania: And why you need to know if it affects you
5 months ago14 min
A slight rise in energy at this time of year is natural, but for some people, seasonal changes can trigger hypomania or even mania, as light nutrition advocate Neina Sheldon explains.