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Kuru Kamışlar

organısatıonal wellbeıng

Wellbeing extends beyond just self-care—it is a shared responsibility. While self-care is important, true wellness flourishes when supported by collective care within communities and organisations. When everyone contributes to a culture of care, it not only nurtures individual health but also strengthens team bonds, builds lasting connections, and creates a thriving environment where everyone can succeed together.

staff care and employee wellbeıng workshops

The staff care and employee wellbeing workshops I facilitate are crafted with a community-based approach to psychosocial well-being. The emphasis is on meaningful engagement among teams, groups, and community members, which is crucial for fostering a sense of wellness and connection, whether in corporate settings or non-profit organisations.

Suitable for all employee or volunteer settings, these workshops offer a transformative experience that prioritises both individual and collective wellbeing. The outcome is stronger, more resilient teams that are better equipped to face challenges and grow together.

​​A Comfortable and Supportive Environment

Staff care and employee wellbeing workshops are not group counselling sessions, and participants are not required to share personal details about their lives. 

The focus is on building awareness, exploring personal and group resources, sharing practical tools, and fostering team collaboration in a safe and non-intimidating space. Participation is encouraged at each person’s comfort level, ensuring a supportive environment for all.

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team buıldıng events and organısatıonal retreats

The staff care and employee wellbeing workshops I facilitate are crafted with a community-based approach to mental health and psychosocial well-being.

The emphasis is on meaningful engagement among teams, groups, and community members, which is crucial for fostering a sense of wellness and connection, whether in corporate settings or non-profit organisations.

Suitable for all employee or volunteer settings, these workshops offer a transformative experience that prioritises both individual and collective wellbeing. The outcome is stronger, more resilient teams that are better equipped to face challenges and grow together.

Exploration of Personal and Group Resources

 

These workshops are not group counselling sessions, and participants are not required to share personal details about their lives. The focus is on building awareness, exploring personal and group resources, sharing practical tools, and fostering team collaboration in a safe and non-intimidating space. Participation is encouraged at each person’s comfort level, ensuring a supportive environment for all.

staff care polıcy development

I work with organisations to develop comprehensive, robust policies and procedures that prioritise staff care and wellbeing. Understanding that a healthy workforce is the backbone of any successful organisation, my goal is to create an environment where employees feel valued, supported, and empowered.

I regularly review and refine strategies to ensure they remain aligned with the latest best practices and organisational needs. This approach ensures that the policies in place are not just theoretical but also practical and impactful.

​​A Focus on Prevention and Wellbeing Promotion

My approach emphasises preventative measures and wellbeing promotion to help organisations reduce stress-related issues among employees. I collaborate closely with leadership teams to establish clear and measurable outcome indicators that align with organisational goals. I ensure these indicators are not only well-defined but also effectively communicated across the organization through tailored training programs.

Contact me

Ready to invest in organisational wellbeing and staff care with the support of an experienced creative facilitator and mental health expert?

Contact me to explore how my tailored services can help create a healthier and more sustainable work environment.

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