Start by making well-being visible in everyday work routines. Give permission for staff to take short breaks, use guided micro-practices during meetings, and suggest that everyone shares simple strategies for recuperation. Encourage leaders to participate by example, and celebrate moments when well-being contributes to improved teamwork or innovative solutions.
Building a culture of well-being also means listening. Offer regular anonymous surveys, host open discussions, and seek out honest feedback to understand which practices work and which need adjustment. Recognise that every employee’s experience is unique; flexibility is key.
Support networks, peer champions, and well-being ambassadors can be invaluable, fostering connection between colleagues and keeping well-being on the agenda. Introducing team rituals, such as gratitude rounds or shared mindfulness breaks, helps strengthen habits and demonstrates collective care.
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