BSUH NHS Trust Wellbeing Programme
Live BBC regional news coverage of Maria’s Cari® pilot with Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals Trust, featuring NeuChem® coaching with over 8,000 NHS staff.
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Maria Paviour, and Maria Paviour's Optimism Consulting have been featured across national and regional press, broadcast media, and on platforms reaching HR, business and policy audiences; sharing the science of human performance since 1996.
From BBC television coverage of early award-winning technology, to national titles including The Daily Telegraph and the Financial Times, to regular appearances on the Engage for Success radio platform and contributions to the CIPD's People Management Magazine — Maria's work has been recognised and reported across three decades.
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HuffPost UK HuffPost UKMaria’s work has been reported across national and regional press, broadcast media and podcasts reaching HR, business and policy audiences — from BBC television coverage of award-winning technology to national titles and specialist journals.
Live BBC regional news coverage of Maria’s Cari® pilot with Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals Trust, featuring NeuChem® coaching with over 8,000 NHS staff.
Exploring the themes of Maria’s book The Cultural Imperative: What’s Right Is Also What Works.
Maria with Dr Amanda Potter and Angela Malik on taking wellbeing into the boardroom.
How organisations can respond to rising mental ill-health at work.
Live from the MAD World Conference on the four enablers of engagement.
On the hidden cost of relentless achievement culture.
Tracking the shift in how employees connect with their work.
Maria Paviour makes recommendations to No.10 and Employers over workplace duty of care.
UK Employers Urged to Rethink ‘Duty of Care’ as Long-Term Sickness and Youth Worklessness Rise.
A new set of UK Duty of Care Guidelines is calling on policymakers and employers to rethink the relationship work guidelines.
Occupational psychologist Maria Paviour put it bluntly: "The architecture was built upside down."
Money worries also leading employees to skip meals, work while unwell and avoid workplace social events.
Coverage of the report finding a gap between wellbeing spend and measurable impact.
Olivia Day reports on the wellbeing measurement gap.
National coverage of the study’s headline findings.
Maria comments on relationships, identity and showing up at work.
Amy Packham draws on Maria’s expertise on finding meaning at work.
On workplace dread and the language of management.
Feature covering Cari® and mental health at work. Issue 48, 2018.
Publication supporting organisations in meeting HSE management standards for stress.
On helping employees manage and prevent workplace stress. 29 July 1999.
Coverage of Maria and Stuart Paviour’s award, following a visit by Rt Hon Barbara Roche MP.
National coverage of the BBC Tomorrow’s World launch. 20 January 1997.
Maria’s feature for Issue 292 on spotting hidden burnout in care-sector teams.
Maria argues for rethinking people systems from the ground up.
A candid piece on what audit reveals about organisational wellbeing.
On the cultural forces that quietly drain psychological safety.
Maria’s CIPD piece on disengagement and the drive to achieve.
One of the UK’s leading HR and people-management events, hosted by the CIPD.
A reflection on the post-pandemic work environment, hosted by the ABP.
Keynote contribution at the Make A Difference World Summit.
On the intersection of staff wellbeing and patient safety in NHS settings.
Session on neurodiversity and wellbeing in the workplace.
Applying neuroscience to organisational performance.
On wellbeing as a driver of performance and resilience.
On mental health, engagement at work and the role of intelligent wellbeing data.
Stand recognised for standout presence at the exhibition.
One of several appearances at this annual conference for workplace-health professionals.
Session chaired by Nita Clarke, Director of the IPA.
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