support for everyone
We take prevention seriously, because EVERY young mind deserves to BE WELL
We take prevention seriously, because EVERY young mind deserves to BE WELL
50% of mental health problems are established by age 14 and 75% by age 24
“I am so grateful to have the opportunity to take part in all these workshops, mentoring and discussions. The Be Well Collective has honestly been life changing!” Jamie McClenaghan
We take prevention seriously, prevention not cure.
Mental health problems are the largest burden of disease in the UK, and we are fighting to change this. We engage in conversations, reducing mortality, the stigma and shame surrounding mental health.
A show to help high performers improve their health and wellbeing. Each week, we hear from leading scientists, and personalities at the top of their game. They share evidence-based advice, tools for increased performance and stories to inspire you. This is your ultimate guide to living and being well - physically, mentally and emotionally.
Register for a ticket to Be Well’s upcoming workshops or view our past events below.
Our May Journal Club is designed to build your self-worth and confidence, and takes place on 15th May 2024, 6:30pm - 7:30pm GMT. Book your space now!
Our March Journal Club, dedicated to Purpose is on 27th March 2024, 12:30pm-1pm GMT. Book your space now!
Our Vision Board workshop, dedicated to Self Love is on 13th February 2024, 9.30am - 11:30pm GBT. Book your space now!
In addition to providing life altering support to young people, we also collaborate with companies to provide tailored support, to improve staff wellbeing.
"I absolutely think it would have been helpful having something like the Be Well when I was younger."
We are the first not-for-profit organisation to directly support mental health in young creatives, and now further afield to all young adults within the UK.
Young People Helped
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expert Workshops Held
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In a time where weight loss and cutting calories is glorified and doing more exercise is considered better, there isn’t so much time and attention given to the other side of the equation.
This article explores what can happen to our health and performance when we under fuel and overtrain.
On hearing the word trauma, people can associate it with a big life event, such as war or an earthquake, when in reality, it can be something we can encounter in everyday life. A traumatic response can still be experienced if there is a perceived threat or even if a person witnesses an event; a person doesn’t have to be directly involved or at the receiving end of a traumatic event.
As we learn to navigate adulthood, busy lifestyles and whatever else life throws at us, we can lose touch of what makes us happy. More clients are coming to me saying the same thing - they feel like they’re lost, floating along in life without knowing where to turn to find happiness.
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