Working To Wellbeing

Twelve years ago, W2W were founded with the goal of providing work-focused support for people following a cancer diagnosis, allowing people to remain in, or return to, work. Read more about our Cancer Work Support Service: bit.ly/W2W-CWSS

Meet Our Communications and Events Committee Member: Dr Julie Denning. Julie Denning, is the joint owner of @Work2Well, Chair of the @UKVRA, and a Chartered Health Psychologist and CBT therapist, with over 21 years experience working in vocational rehabilitation

Cancer and Mental Health. Research has suggested there is a gap in the emotional care of people going through and following cancer treatment. Read more on the W2W website. working2wellbeing.com/cancer-mental-…

"Rehabilitation needs to be implemented in order to help people back into work and can't be ignored in favour of assessment and advice alone." Read more from W2W's Dr Julie Denning and other OH professionals following recent announcements from Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

@HandPnews On behalf of all at @GainAutism I welcome this development from @UKVRA colleague @Work2Well and following publication of the @RobertBuckland Report and Recommendations I encourage occupational protection and health benefits providers to embrace and provide this type of support.

Thank you to @HandPnews for sharing this piece about the launch of our Neurodiversity Work Support Programme. To read more about the programme, visit our website: working2wellbeing.com/neurodiversity…

Are you an SME based in #Lancashire or #Cumbria? You may be eligible for an 80% discount on a Workplace Health Assessment for your employee's through the DWP's new pilot. To find out more visit our website 👇 working2wellbeing.com/workplace-heal…

Tomorrow - Julie: Panel Discussion: Ensuring Effective Working Between Occupational Health Teams When Managing Health at Work. 10:00-10:30, Gallery Restaurant. Providing Vocational Rehabilitation For Stroke Survivors to Return to Work. 14:00-14:30, Gallery 1-3.

Today - Mala: Supporting workers with bowel conditions. 13:15-13:45, Gallery 1-3.

🌟 Today and tomorrow we are at Health and Wellbeing at Work in Birmingham, come and say hello to us at stand 188! 📣 Also don't miss talks and panel discussions from both Mala Stewart and Dr. Julie Denning over the course of both days. (Info in replies)

Read comment's from W2W's Dr Julie Denning in the below piece on @HandPnews

W2W's services for employers support organisations by providing tailored services that are designed and delivered by a specialist team of HCPC-registered clinicians. 👐 For further information, read our brochure, or to contact us, visit our website. 🌟 working2wellbeing.com/health-wellbei…

At Working To Wellbeing, we're proud to have had research into Cancer in the workplace, and the benefits of Voc Rehab, published across various industry publications. Read more about our research here: working2wellbeing.com/press/

🗣️ “For me, a key lesson is storytelling and shared experience; creating a community where people can talk about what is happening to them” 📖 Dr. Julie Denning on how storytelling, in this case via TikTok, can introduce discussions around cancer in the workplace.

Thank you to @ProtectionRep for covering our research 📢 To read more about it, visit the link in the quoted post below 📖

We're excited to be attending @HWatWork once again this year, spreading the message about how vocational rehabilitation can support people with a return to work, or to sustain work amidst long-term health conditions. If you're attending, be sure to come see us on stand 188!

@tarabehan @WorkWithCancer @macmillancancer @ETalentfirst Thank you for sharing this Tara. Work plays a huge part in our lives and including that conversation as part of rehabilitation is so important. Work is not only a health outcome but also can play its part in the rehabilitation process, something that is often overlooked.

To find out more about our Cancer Work Support Service, visit our website below or contact us at w2w.admin@working2wellbeing.com. 📩

Our service is designed and delivered by a specialist multidisciplinary team of HCPC-registered clinicians, with both service and clinicians receiving numerous awards since the services inception. 🏆

Twelve years ago, W2W were founded with the goal of providing work-focused support for people following a cancer diagnosis, allowing people to remain in, or return to, work. Read more about our Cancer Work Support Service: bit.ly/W2W-CWSS