Business Creativity & Employee Wellbeing

A Winning Combination

Technical Nature will be running two sessions as part of the morning wellbeing event held in Readings Town Hall and organised by Sintassi

The event aims to help people working around the Abbey Quarter in Reading to make positive changes in their own health and wellbeing through engaging in physical activities, health screenings, relaxation sessions, and informative workshops.

It will be raising money for a local charity, No 5 – Supporting young people to take charge of their mental health

Technical Nature will be running

Exploring Ways to Wellbeing

“What’s good for you is good for the planet”

Outline

This interactive group session will be a chance to learn about, reflect and create actions, activities, and habits that can not only be good for you but also good for others and the environment. We’ll be exploring the 5 Ways to Wellbeing, developed by the New Economics Foundation, alongside looking at things that can also help to reduce or give a positive impact to the environment and others.

You’ll come away with lots of inspiration around sustainable wellbeing that you might be able to build into your daily life, at home and at work.

Facilitator:

Erica Purvis, is an eco-designer, engineer, and business strategy maker, inspired by nature and focused on sustainability, the circular economy, wellbeing, and system change, facilitating and enabling people and organisations to creatively innovate for a flourishing world.

She runs an independent (Re)design Studio, Technical Nature, “Cultivating Considered Design and Tech for Life”. Here she works with organisations big and small, from global manufacturers to start-ups. Alongside this she runs Design Nature CIC, supporting schools and young people in STEAM and entrepreneurial activities and skills for sustainable action learning. Erica also co-leads the Reading branch of the global Circular Economy Club and is a Fellow of the RSA.

Erica Purvis
What’s good for you is good for the planet.
Erica Purvis Technical Nature
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