Mental Health Awareness Week – a great reminder for us to intentionally notice where our wellbeing is at. But as we all know, our wellbeing takes more than one week a year to nurture and sustain.
Spring is here. Summer is around the corner. As seasons change, we also have exciting changes to our resilience workshops.
Introducing our revised and refreshed resilience training programme with the latest research and practical solutions, tailored to your specific organisational context:
The Resilience Edge – Boost Your Resilience Potential: Embrace Change with Mental Agility.
In today's fast-paced world, the ability to navigate change, manage stress, and build resilience is essential for personal and professional success.
Our three-workshop programme is designed to provide professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in the face of challenges.
Grounded in the latest psychology and neuroscience research, we offer evidence-based insights and practical techniques that can be applied in all areas of life. This programme is a transformative learning experience – equipping professionals to thrive, adapt, and grow in today's ever-changing world.
If you would like to discuss how FrontTier can assist you and your organisation please drop them a line at enquiries@fronttier.co.nz
Happy Mental Health Awareness Week! A week that has been run by the Mental Health Foundation for 30 years, reminding us to evaluate what’s important.
For a lot of people, life has been a rollercoaster lately, with change and stress coming from all angles. We've faced uncertainty, unfamiliarity, and hardships that have left us with mixed emotions. This, of course, affects our ability to perform both at work and at home.
This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week theme is Five Ways, Five Days - a set of proven tools to boost our mental health when we need it.
Take Notice | Me Aro Tonu – Monday
Take Notice refers to the practice of mindfulness. Mindfulness can be thought of as open and receptive attention to, and awareness of, what is occurring in the present moment.
Give | Tukua – Tuesday
Give refers to actions based on kindness, altruism, or generosity. Carrying out acts of kindness boosts our happiness, life satisfaction, and overall wellbeing.
Be Active | Me Kori Tonu – Wednesday
Widely recognised as being crucial for physical health and fitness, being active is also a powerful mood booster. Being active can not only make us feel good, it also enhances our thinking and learning abilities.
Connect | Me Whakawhanaunga – Thursday
Connection is the ngākau/heart of our wellbeing. It weaves us together, making us feel seen, heard, and understood. When we nurture meaningful connections with others, we fuel our own happiness.
Keep Learning | Me Ako Tonu – Friday
Keep Learning refers to ‘exercising our mind’ – almost like taking our brain to the gym. Any activity that challenges our thinking and expands our consciousness improves our ability to think.