Workplace psychology for wellbeing, productivity & effectiveness

WorkLifePsych helps individuals, teams and organisations improve how they work through evidence-based coaching, training and development programmes. We support people to build healthier habits, manage pressure, work more effectively with others and make sustainable progress at work.

What does WorkLifePsych do?

We're a team of accredited and experienced workplace psychologist who help clients develop and maintain their wellbeing, productivity and effectiveness at work. We do this by providing quality and evidence-based coaching, training and development programmes.

Coaching

As coaching psychologists, we bring our understanding of workplace psychology - how people think, feel and behave at work - and combine it with impactful coaching skills to bring about the valued changes our clients look for.

Training

We deliver impactful and evidence-based training courses to equip our clients with the skills they need to navigate the contemporary workplace, to support their wellbeing, their productivity and their interpersonal effectiveness.

Programmes

We design and deliver high quality development programmes for graduates, managers and organisational leaders, to build self-awareness, contextual awareness and interpersonal effectiveness.

Our areas of focus

Wellbeing

Helping professionals cope sustainably with pressure and stress, respond with resilience to setbacks and challenges and invest in their own wellbeing.

Productivity

Helping professionals to focus on what matters, minimise distractions and procrastination and invest their time, attention and energy where it matters most.

Effectiveness

Helping professionals develop the skills and personal qualities that boost performance, goal attainment and interpersonal relationships at work.

Who does WorkLifePsych help?

We work with individuals, teams and organisations globally, across sectors and industries. We've coached CEOs and leadership teams, developed high potential cohorts, supported graduates in their first career steps and equipped managers with the essential skills and personal qualities to lead teams.

Our approach

Our approach is to develop people from a whole person perspective, acknowledging that they have lives outside the workplace, multiple roles within their lives and strengths and development areas across all these areas. Three principles set us apart:

Personalised and Practical

We believe in the importance of personalised development. This means ensuring all our clients have an experience that emphasises what they, as an individual professional, can take away and put into practice immediately, taking account of their role, their skills and their personality.

Inclusive

We believe that organisations should be offering high-quality development for all, not just the arbitrary few. We subscribe to a broad, inclusive definition of ‘talent’ and believe that quality, challenging and relevant development is as important for the newly-arrived graduate trainee as it is for the C-suite executive.

Evidence-based

The workplace is a veritable breeding ground for fads and fashions when it comes to learning and development. We empathise, but also emphasise the application of the science of psychology. By using evidence-based methods, we avoid falling into the trap of fashions that have no demonstrable impact.

How can workplace psychology improve wellbeing, productivity and effectiveness?

By bringing the science of psychology to life in the workplace, we use the high quality scientific evidence that demonstrates what works. No gimmicks, no fads. We translate the concepts and frameworks into accessible and impactful tools for our clients. And the evidence is very clear: by using the science, we can boost employee wellbeing, productivity and effectiveness at work.

As every client and organisation is unique, we bring the science to life with a sensitivity to their context. And yet, some things help employees in every organisation, including:

What our clients say

Continue learning with WorkLifePsych

For professionals who want ongoing development, WorkLifePsych also offers learning resources and community-based support.

WorkLifeSpark

An online personal development community for professionals who want support, structure and accountability.

My Pocket Psych podcast series

My Pocket Psych is WorkLifePsych’s podcast about the psychology of the workplace, hosted by Dr Richard MacKinnon.

Ep 224: Values – it’s what you do that matters

Ep 223: Take a break – before you need it!

Ep 222: Rest is more than sleep

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Talk to us about coaching, training or development

If you are looking for practical, evidence-based support for your people, we can help you explore the right approach.