Don't miss out: how to treat your body and brain when working

What small changes to working more actively have been proven to succeed?

Our Head Consultant in Ergonomics, Katharine Metters, and one of our keenest active working advocates, Jamie Pownceby, will also share their insights and recommendations with you.

If you can't make the webinar date of 28 February, simply register and you'll receive a recording to watch whenever suits you.

Refresh your knowledge and explore:

How can more movement at work benefit our physical and mental health?

Why is too much sitting bad for us?

How can you convince your organisation to adopt an active working culture?

What small changes to working more actively have been proven to succeed?

How is homeworking affecting sedentary behaviour?

Which equipment helps enable active working?

Does standing to work have any impact on confidence?

Ideas for people who are not able to use occasional standing to work as an option

Who is this webinar for?

Everybody keen to work more happily and healthily

Health and Safety team members

Occupational Health and Employee Wellbeing team members

HR team members

Your webinar presenters:

We look forward to presenting to you on 28 February and you can take part in our popular Q&A session. Feel free to forward this invitation to colleagues.

Best wishes from the Posturite team

PS Catch up with recordings of previous Posturite webinars on hearing loss, anxiety, menopause, stress, DSE assessments, homeworking ergonomics and more:

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