Resources / In-Equilibrium Free Newsletter

In-Equilibrium Free Newsletter

A robin sitting on branch of a tree singing during the daytime

Regular conversations and quizzes have been fine, but …

By Amanda Furness | 22 July 2020

In her latest column, Amanda reflects on why she’s been focussed on her senses during the recent lock-down and how she continues to miss being able to fully use one of them.

Read More
Some yellow, white and purple crocuses peeping through the grass between the roots of a tree

Spring 2020 newsletter offers sleep tips & coaching case studies

By Amanda Furness | 06 March 2020

This edition of In Equilibrium includes:
• A stress management tip reminding us of the link between our brain and our guts.
• Details of the most recent articles on our blog including “What is the role of a mental health first aider?”
• Are you sleep deprived? Trainer Michelle Spirit provides practical tips and advice on how to get a restful night’s sleep.
• Links to helpful resources including a new guide for people managers to deal with conflict at work.
• And finally … why we should, on occasion, take time to consider what may be behind a strange dream.

Read More
Woman sleeping on bed under brown blankets beside a drawn down blind

Ask the Expert: Do you have any sleep tips to help get a restful night’s sleep?

By Amanda Furness | 28 February 2020

Specialist In Equilibrium trainer and corporate coach, Michelle Spirit, offers practical tips and advice in answer to our latest Ask the Expert question.

Read More
A white ball with many words written on it held between someone's thumb and forefinger

Newsletter resources include links to recent guides for managers & employers

By Amanda Furness | 28 February 2020

Our Spring newsletter includes links to some recently published guides to help create an inclusive workplace culture.

Read More
Black & white photo of someone's midriff with the words "out of order" written across their stomach

Butterflies before an event? – 4 tips to help calm that brain-gut conversation

By Amanda Furness | 28 February 2020

Some stress management tips which may help you interrupt and calm the conversation between your brain and gut when you are feeling anxious.

Read More
Photograph of 2 stationary trains on either side of a platform at Kings Cross Station, London

Trying to live sustainably has unexpected benefits

By Amanda Furness | 28 February 2020

In her latest column, Amanda discovers that trying to live more sustainably has unexpected benefits and rekindles some old memories.

Read More
Brown ceramic mug on a wooden table with the backdrop of a trailing branch with colourful Autumn leaves

Practical tips and advice on protecting team wellbeing in our Autumn 2019 newsletter

By Amanda Furness | 15 November 2019

This edition of In Equilibrium also includes:
• Some practical tips for having good quality conversations about mental health at work
• The benefits of building ‘giving’ into your self-care routine
• Some relevant resources include a workplace wellbeing white paper

Read More
Lots of children and adults on bikes, in Santa and Elves outfits in Trafalgar Square, London.

Ask the Expert : How can I protect my team’s wellbeing in the run up to Christmas?

By Amanda Furness | 08 November 2019

Senior In Equilibrium trainer and consultant, Dot Gourlay, offers practical tips and advice in answer to our latest Ask the Expert question.

Read More
A blank wooden arrow sign on a bare wood post with a hilly backdrop

Newsletter resources include a workplace wellbeing white paper

By Amanda Furness | 08 November 2019

Our Autumn newsletter also includes links to the new Every Mind Matters platform, an independent inquiry into bullying & harassment and a trauma pathway.

Read More

Self-care Tip : Giving and receiving, it’s a matter of balance

By Amanda Furness | 07 November 2019

Research shows that giving can be an important part of our self-care routine but, like so many other things, it’s a matter of getting the balance right.

Read More