We develop evidence-informed strategies and bespoke programmes that provide an effective and tailored solution to workplace wellbeing.
 
 

Wellbeing at work.

 
 

Ripple&Co was created for a single purpose: to help people thrive.

We believe that simple, every day actions create a positive ripple effect, extending far beyond the individual.

We strive to enhance wellbeing so that everyone can live a happy life and be the best version of themselves.

 
 
 
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Our bespoke products

Wellbeing strategy
and policy

to develop an evidence-based approach that delivers results for your organisation.

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Mental health awareness

to create an inclusive, supportive and thriving culture for your people.

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Talkworks

to assist line managers supporting colleagues experiencing mental ill health.

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Wellbeing workshops

to develop skills and tools to build personal resilience and wellbeing for everyone.

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Leadership and
team development

to create powerful leaders who transform team performance for your leaders.

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Coaching

to reinvigorate business critical employees and protect their wellbeing for your leaders.

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We are trusted to deliver high quality programmes to increase wellbeing and productivity.

 

Everyone attended the sessions including our CEO who was completely engaged. Without a doubt the sessions have raised awareness, been a great talking point and helped us to look after each other. Thank you for an excellent, professional and thought provoking initiative.
— Karen Thornber, People Director at Virgin Red
 
Our leaders found the training “so informative” and “eye opening”, down in great part to the way in which it was delivered. Difficult subject matter was dealt with care and humour where appropriate. Sessions were interactive allowing leaders to explore the subject in a safe environment. Most importantly, we have seen a positive change in the attitude and behaviour of our leaders towards those experiencing mental health issues.
— Anne Binnie, HR Director at Chess ICT