Wellbeing in a sentence

An integrated wellbeing strategy is vital to meet these challenges, yet the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development has reported that only 51% of HR professionals thought their companies had an integrated wellbeing strategy in place.

Given the recognised impact, for example, of idealised body images on social media on the mental wellbeing of young people, as a society we should seriously consider what the long-term effects of ageist stereotypes are on our health and wellbeing.

NHS Highland said Change Mental Health would be reopening and would be running “wellbeing groups, activity groups and courses that provide support to people to maintain their mental health and wellbeing".

Stour Health and Wellbeing Partnership recently secured £10,000 from The National Lottery Community Fund, supporting the delivery of community-based projects in improving the wellbeing of local residents.

The Health and Wellbeing category aims to promote research and innovation in areas related to human health, medical advancements, nutrition, exercise, and overall wellbeing.

A key example of the University supporting employee wellbeing was cited as the institution’s annual Health & Wellbeing Week which offers events and guidance to staff and students on how to improve their physical and mental health.

Dr McMahon’s main area of research is the promotion of school, child, and youth mental health and wellbeing—specifically exploring how best to promote a school environment that supports teacher and student wellbeing.

It includes information on the Health Visiting Service, feeding your child, parental health and wellbeing, your child’s health and emotional wellbeing, Family Nurse Partnership and local information.

The centre, managed by Everyone Active in partnership with Bracknell Forest Council, recently received the Activity and Wellbeing Award at Everyone Active’s Activity & Wellbeing Forum, beating over 230 other leisure centres in the company to the accolade.

Wellbeing benefits also ranked high in the minds of younger employees, according to the survey of over 2,000 people, with a third reporting that they want more perks focused on their wellbeing, compared to an average of just 24 per cent.

As consumers face tough times ahead, brands that can help them achieve holistic wellbeing, including mental wellbeing, will gain importance.

It's understanding that an individual's happiness and wellbeing is linked to the happiness and wellbeing of others.

Sir Keir Starmer says national wellbeing is just as important as economic growthLabour leadership contender Sir Keir Starmer has said promoting “national wellbeing” should be just as high a priority as delivering economic growth.

Majority of Indians polled are preoccupied about their physical wellbeing over mental wellbeing.

Work or job issues, the daily commute, substance abuse and social media all detract from wellbeing in small ways, but nothing approaching non-mortgage debt, which detracted from wellbeing for a net 35 per cent of those surveyed.

The DipHE Contemporary Health Studies, BSc Health and Wellbeing, and BSc Mental Health and Wellbeing have proven popular, and are recruiting for 2018/19.

Above all, we must take more responsibility for our own health and wellbeing.

A climate and wellbeing cafe will be held in the Carnegie Birthplace Museum next week.

Again, though, this puts the onus of managing health and wellbeing onto the person.

Aimee continued: "Reiki for children is a powerful practise and it gives them the tools to manage their mental health and emotional wellbeing.