Are you a failure hypocrite?
None of us want to fail, or be seen to fail, but outlined here are three reasons why we need to admit our failures.

Join us in 1 hour (midday) for ‘The potential of Appreciative Inquiry: staff wellbeing and relationship-centred care’

We’ll hear how Appreciative Inquiry can be used in busy clinical settings, what skills are required and what are the benefits.

More info about the speakers etc/register: https://q.health.org.uk/event/the-potential-of-appreciative-…Read more

NEXT Joy in Work Curiosity Collective session

Thurs 12th Dec @12:00 – 12:45

In this last session of 2024, we’ll have some time to reflect – individually and collectively – on our Joy in Work journey.

We’ll use Liberating Structure Spiral Journal to reflect on what we have noticed about our own joy in work this past year and the questio…Read more

Are you feeling anxious?

An interesting fact, albeit hugely concerning, is that 60% of UK adults reported experiencing anxiety that interfered with their daily lives in a two-week period (Mental Health Foundation). 

If you are in the 60% (I certainly am) this might be of use:

An anxious person’s guide to managing anxiety.
Published in the Ha…Read more

📌 Busy Clinical Environments—what if a simple approach could enhance both staff wellbeing and patient care in the NHS?

🗓️ Nov 22nd, register here

Join Dr Clare Gordon and Dr Rachel Arnold for an insightful session exploring the power of Appreciative Inquiry (App Inq) in healthcare. Through two case studies from maternity and stroke services, th…Read more