Chamber Breakfast Club

• Are your Workplace wellbeing solutions fit for business?

• Are you looking to reduce stress and sickness absence?

• Are you looking to improve workplace productivity?

Most of our waking hours are spent at work, which means the working environment can play a big part in our health and wellbeing. Healthy and well-motivated employees can have an equally positive impact on the productivity and effectiveness of a business.

Health and wellbeing at work depends upon health and wellbeing at home.  As employers we need to care for our own health to credibly influence the health of our workforce.  As employees we want our bosses to nurture a healthy working environment. At our first Chamber Breakfast Club of 2017 we will be joined by 2 health experts Dr Rob Lawson from Core Health and Karen Hooton from Moonbeam Theraphies, who will look at the determinants of health in the 21^st century and will discuss ways workers can do to reduce their risk of work-related ill health and use their time at work to boost their health.

Dr Rob Lawson

Dr Rob Lawson is a General and Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner, Founder and Chairman of two registered charities and an active Fellow of the Royal College of GPs. The local charity, founded in 1991,  is known as the Rest of Life Programme  and provides gentle exercise and support sessions to people with long term health condition in East Lothian. The national charity, founded in 2016,  is the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine and its purpose is to enable health care professionals and the public to learn about and promote the principles of lifestyle as medicine.

Karen Hooton

Karen holds a full membership with the Nursing and Midwifery Council, the International Federation of Professional Aromatherapists, the Association of Reflexologists, the Association of Reproflexologists and she is a Fellow of the Faculty of Homeopathy, each of the above governing bodies providing Codes of Conduct, Practice and Ethical Guidelines.

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