Seasonal Wellbeing Workshops

Covering self-care, nutrition, and creating opportunities for calm and joy, our Winter Wellness Workshops provide your people with practical strategies to navigate the winter months with greater energy and ease.

Featured Workshops:

Self-Care for Winter

A practical workshop sharing 7 steps to not only survive but to feel nourished, healthy and inspired in the winter months. By embracing the lessons from the natural world - from regulating light activity to warming body movements - participants will learn how to alter daily rhythms in order to embrace winter.

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Winter Wellbeing: Boost Mood and Energy

Winter can take a toll on both body and mind, with shorter days and colder weather affecting our mood and energy. This workshop explores the winter blues and Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), offering simple, evidence-based tools to lift energy, ease stress, and support mental well-being. From light therapy and better sleep practices to mindfulness and self-care strategies, discover how to beat the blues and thrive through the colder months.

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SAD: Eat to Beat the Winter Blues

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is more than just a case of ‘winter blues’, and can manifest as lethargy, low concentration, motivation, changes in sleep patterns and appetite. This workshop explores the signs and symptoms and the key foods and nutrients to optimise mood, energy, brainpower and concentration.

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Supporting Your Immune System

Our immune system plays a vital role in our health. When we are run down and the immune system is under pressure, we may be more susceptible to infections, catching a cold or the latest virus. This workshop explains what the immune system really is and explores how food and nutrients can support the immune system and fight off illness.

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