Webinars

Join us for TT#29  Self Care — You’ve Checked In, Now What?, a practical webinar designed to help you take the next step after recognising how you’re feeling. We’ll explore simple, realistic ways to respond to stress, protect your wellbeing, and build self-care habits that fit into everyday life. Whether you’re looking for fresh ideas, …

Join us for a special Thrive Talking webinar in support of Loneliness Awareness Week 2026, featuring guest speaker Tara Fisher from Marmalade Trust, the UK’s leading loneliness charity. Together, we’ll explore the impact of loneliness, why it matters more than ever, and how we can all play a role in building meaningful connections.This insightful session …

Self‑care plays a vital role in protecting our mental health, helping us manage stress, prevent burnout, and build emotional resilience. This webinar explores practical ways to prioritise wellbeing, recognise personal limits, and develop healthy habits that support balance, clarity, and long‑term mental wellbeing. To register early click link below

Could your everyday behaviour be adding to stress or burnout without you realising it? Join our fast, practical webinar to discover what makes someone an “occupational hazard,” how psychological safety fits into modern ISO standards, the key warning signs to watch for, and simple ways to create a calmer, safer, more supportive workplace. Perfect for …

All you need is rest? Easier said than done? We’re thrilled to welcome wellbeing expert and author Mita Mistry to our next Thrive Talking webinar. Mita’s book All You Need Is Rest has inspired many to slow down, listen to their bodies, and prioritise meaningful rest. On 26th March, she’ll be joining us to share …

A free webinar for all, parents, carers, teachers, school staff and anyone in Pastoral Care. Children experience bereavement differently from adults. Their understanding of loss, their emotional responses, and the way grief shows up in behaviour changes with age and development. In this webinar we discuss how children grieve and how home and school can work together to support them with care, consistency, and confidence.

Join us on Monday, 19th January for a 30-minute wellbeing session inspired by Brew Monday. This is a chance to take a break, grab a warm drink, and focus on what really matters—your mental health and connection with others. We’ll explore practical ways to pause, reflect, and recharge during the busy start to the year. …

TT#22 – National Grief Awareness Week – Kindness and Compassion in Loss

TT#21 Anti Bullying Week – An open conversation with Joe Sheerer from the Amy Winehouse Foundation | Meeting-Join | Microsoft Teams

Whistleblowing has been described as “blowing in the wind”—a phrase that captures both the uncertainty and the pivotal importance of speaking up when things go wrong in the workplace. This event explores whistleblowing as an employee benefit, highlighting how it empowers staff to report wrongdoing safely and ensures that ethical voices are heard across the …

To foster more meaningful dialogue around mental health and wellbeing, Thrive Talking presents a curated series of four 4-minute highlight clips from previous episodes. These bite-sized segments are designed to be easily shareable and digestible, making it easier than ever to start important conversations—whether at work, at home, or in your community.