How responsible is your business for the welfare and well-being of your people?

 

YOU ARE INVITED TO A WORKING BREAKFAST WITH RENOWNED DR NERINA RAMLAKHAN.

The Di Bridges Partnership invite you to join in a discussion with our guest speaker, Dr Nerina Ramlakham. Expert and author of top physiological publications with over 25 years of experience as physiologist in health and well-being.

Woven into our discussion, Dr Ramlakhan will also talk about her esteemed background and experience in supporting clients including corporate employees, to optimise their sleep quality and energy levels so that they are able to feel inspired both at work and at home, as author of best seller Fast Asleep Wide Awake (Harper Collins, 2016).

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Date: 18th May 2018

Venue: The Institute of Directors

Open: 8.00am

Start: 8.30am

Finish: 9.30am – 10.00am

DEFINITIONS THAT DETERMINE WELL-BEING;

Stress noun  – a state of mental or emotional strain or tension resulting from adverse or demanding circumstances.

Well-being noun – the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy.

Fulfillment noun – satisfaction or happiness as a result of fully developing one’s potential.

HOW DO WE BEST MANAGE THE STRESS, WELL-BEING AND FULFILLMENT OF OUR PEOPLE WITHIN OUR COMMERCIAL, SOMETIMES FRENETIC WORKPLACE?

By ensuring our working environment is one of compassion, emotional stability, and positive energy we are investing in our business’s productivity and commercial value.

Through ensuring our people are not only happier, but more fulfilled in their place of work, we are investing in our businesses to reach their best potential.

We are super confident that our forum will be an uplifting and dynamic experience, for both you and your organisation.

NERINA RAMLAKHAN

Nerina Ramlakhan PhD is a physiologist who has specialised in maximising individual and organisational performance for over two decades.  After completing her post-doctoral training and research into the effects of lifestyle interventions on the alleviation of mental disorders, she spent five years in corporate health screening before studying organisational psychiatry and psychology at Guys Hospital and beginning organisational consultancy, workshop facilitation and coaching.

Her work has been featured in The Times, The Telegraph, The Independent, The Sunday Express and The Guardian to name a few and she has recently appeared on ITV’s This Morning.

Nerina uses her academic background in physiology, philosophy and psychology to guide her teaching, but her approach is highly practical. She has a strong belief that everyone can live a healthy and more fulfilling life by tapping into and nurturing their deepest inner resources – even in these hectic, technologically driven times that we live in.

www.drnerina.com

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