IMPROVE EVENTS
Events demand a lot from delegates, to listen to more presentations and contribute to more discussions than in a typical work day. The flow of ideas can be overwhelming and particularly challenging when people are sluggish after lunch.
Which is why more organisations shape their event agendas to include sessions of movement, meditation, mental relaxation, visualisation and breathwork, designed to:
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Boost energy
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Improve focus
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Digest ideas
People absorb information better when they feel alert and energised.
For examples of how we have enhanced events, from half day workshops to three day conferences, contact us now.
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I’m unfit/inflexible, can I still do yoga?"Yoga is for everyone when it is well curated and well taught. Our focus is on mental strength rather than physical prowess. It is common for people with varying levels of physical fitness and experience to attend the same class, working at their own pace. Yoga is not a competitive sport, it is about the individual’s experience.
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I’ve tried to meditate before and it didn’t work. What do you do that’s different?Our meditations are active, including things such as breathing techniques, visualisation and physical movement. Sitting in silence and trying not to think of anything is impossible! We guide you each step of the way so it becomes easy for you to shift your mental focus and find a meditative place.
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What kind of meditation do you do?We select meditations from the Kundalini tradition, each one has a different focus, for example: energy boost, balance, attracting opportunities, reducing fear.
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Doesn’t meditation leave people feeling sleepy and so surely unproductive?Meditation is not about falling asleep but about becoming clearer and more alert so you can achieve and experience more fully. People become both energised and calm, the ideal combination for high performance individuals and teams.
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What does an office based yoga class look like?Classes are designed to suit each client’s needs. From a 20 minute chair based session of stretching and gentle movement, wearing work clothes, to 45 minutes of vigorous aerobic exercise.
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How much space do we need?For most organisations, a meeting room is big enough. External space can be obtained if there isn’t a suitable room. Setting up a class involves very little preparation or disruption.
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Do we need to buy equipment?No, we supply everything you need.
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Isn’t it all a bit new age and woo woo?Yoga and meditation are ancient practices proven by scientific research to deliver real benefits. Click HERE for a few examples related to reducing stress and back pain, increasing energy and stamina, improving creativity and problem solving.
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Doesn’t it disrupt the working day?Sessions are planned to work around each client’s business: short or long sessions can be delivered before work, after work, at lunchtime, whatever suits best.
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How well do classes work online?Better than anyone could have imagined, the experience is really good, some people even prefer it to being physically alongside colleagues. Participants do not have to keep their cameras on so they can enjoy privacy, practicing from the comfort of their home.
5 STAR CLIENT REVIEWS!
"Regular attendees of the lunchtime sessions have noticed a tangible shift in terms of mood, energy and flexibility."
The Inner Temple
"My team has commented on the changes they’ve seen. There’s less stress, more clarity, greater imagination, I’d like to do it every day!"
FKC Advertising
"...during the whole of lockdown and wfh...Nick has kept us moving, calm and sane, whilst switching around the focus to our needs."
Davis Grant Accountants
"Nick hosts fantastic sessions in private & corporate settings - I have experienced both in person & on-line. Equally as calming & effective."
Joanna Williams Consultants
HOW CAN WE HELP?
Let us help support your staff wellbeing plans.
We will be happy to share our experience of what works really well and what works less well and to shape a proposal that's right for your organisation.
Maybe you would be interested in a taster session.