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An annual programme of
expert led webinars.
Live, interactive webinars bringing expert knowledge and practical guidance directly to your people.
Next live session
Return, Don’t Reinvent: Letting Go of the ‘New Year, New You’ Mindset
Yvonne Bignall — Wellbeing & returners coach
Thursday, 14 January 2027 · 12:00pm GMT (UK time)
Start the year by moving beyond the pressure to become someone “better” and reconnecting with who you truly are. This uplifting session explores how greater self-awareness and authenticity can create more meaningful, lasting change.
The schedule
2027 Open Webinar Programme
One set fee per organisation · Unlimited colleagues · Live session · Recording included
Return, Don’t Reinvent: Letting Go of the ‘New Year, New You’ Mindset
Yvonne Bignall · 12:00pm GMT
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Yvonne Bignall — Wellbeing & returners coach
Start the year by moving beyond the pressure to become someone “better” and reconnecting with who you truly are. This uplifting session explores how greater self-awareness and authenticity can create more meaningful, lasting change.
Children's Mental Health Week - Step Into Our World
TBC · 2:00pm GMT
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Children's Mental Health Week - 1st-7th February 2027
Join us for a session exploring how understanding children’s perspectives can help us build stronger connections and support their mental health and wellbeing. Inspired by the theme ‘Step into Our World’, we’re putting the finishing touches to an engaging, practical session for parents and carers. Our full session overview and expert speaker will be announced soon.
The Overloaded Mind: When Work Follows You into the Night
Maryanne Taylor · 11:00am GMT
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World Sleep Day - 19th March 2027
Maryanne Taylor — Sleep & wellbeing specialist
Explore why high-pressure work keeps the mind switched on long after the working day ends, disrupting sleep and next-day performance. Discover practical, evidence-based tools to quieten work replay, manage night waking, and mentally transition out of work mode.
Mental Health Awareness Week – details coming soon
TBC · 2:00pm BST
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Mental Health Awareness Week - 10th -17th May 2027
Mental Health Awareness Week. An opportunity to open up conversations about mental health and explore how we can better support ourselves and each other. We’re developing an engaging, practical session for World Mental Health Day 2027. Once the official theme is announced, we’ll share our session overview and expert speaker.
The Dementia Carer Journey: What to Expect and Where to Find Support
Marielle Molette & Heidi Lee Cross · 12:00pm BST
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Carers Week - 7th - 13th June 2027
Marielle Molette & Heidi Lee Cross — Co-founders of Dementia Talk with M&H
An honest, lived-experience session exploring the realities of becoming a dementia carer and the impact it can have on mental health and working life. Employees will gain practical guidance on seeking a diagnosis, navigating available support and entitlements, and using tools and workplace adjustments that can make caring more manageable.
Menopause, Men and the Workplace: Understanding the Impact and Knowing How to Help
Joe Warner · 11:00am BST
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World Menopause Day - 18th October 2027
Joe Warner — Men’s health advocate
How menopause affects men too, as partners and colleagues, and how workplaces can support everyone.
Men’s Health Matters: Prevention, Performance and Living Well
Hussain Al-Zubaidi · 2:00pm GMT
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Movember - 1st -30th November 2027
Hussain Al-Zubaidi — GP & lifestyle medicine specialist
A GP’s practical take on prevention, performance and living well, for men at every life stage.
All sessions include
- ✓One fixed price per organisation
- ✓Unlimited colleagues can attend
- ✓Resource pack
- ✓Live expert Q&A
- ✓Recording included
Looking for something more bespoke?
Can’t see exactly what you’re looking for? Talk to us. We can create something around your people, whether that’s a bespoke event, an interview-style conversation or a wider wellbeing campaign.
