Employee wellness that meets your mission.

Caring for people and caring for the planet should not be two competing line items.

Think wellness inside and outside the building.

We solve the problem most corporate engagement and wellness workshops miss.

Coming from the corporate space, I’ve seen the lunch-and-learn nobody attends, the apps nobody opens, and the programs with no evidence it worked. All after spending a lot of money to bring this to the employees.

The villain: Checkbox wellness

I understand your people’s time is valuable and limited. I understand they are squeezing this into the middle of a hectic work day. Maybe taking time out of their day to learn how to reduce stress… only causes more stress. I’ve been there. Which is why I offer workshops that are one-hour and provide lively discussion with researched solutions, and short surveys focused on only the most impactful data.

  • You get easy, achievable ways to add conservation actions and wellbeing to their daily routines and to their communities.

  • You can achieve measurable corporate sustainability and ESG goals.

  • Your employees feel more engaged and positive, helping reduce stress and improve mental well-being.

  • You get pre- and post-surveys showing results and providing helpful suggestions for additional programs.

  • Localized programming aligns with your organization’s goals and mission.

  • Wellness programs help with employee retention.

  • You can highlight your organization’s commitment to caring for employees and the broader community.

Benefits

THE PROCESS

Most one-hour workshops are at your location, accommodate up to 30 people and typically start at $750.

Build team connections, and give your people wellness actions they can use in the workplace and at home.

Your team will have conversations and activities that help them feel more connected with others and more knowledgeable about environmental issues.

This leads to real action, a sense of purpose, and improved health for all species. People learn practical ways to pause and reset while exploring their relationship with nature and the environment.