The experts in evidence-based wellbeing at work

Founded in 2006, we are a multi-award winning research and consultancy organisation. We bring together cutting edge research with practical, real-world approaches for work, health and wellbeing. Our mission is to improve the working lives of all.

What makes us different?

Our clients get a better return on their investment because our solutions are supported by cutting edge research and we know what works (and what doesn't).

Our clients can be sure that the solutions we recommend are best practice and compliant with legislation because we are the people who professional bodies, institutions and policy makers choose to work with when they set wellbeing standards.

We create original research and tailored solutions

Evidence shows that without tailoring, wellbeing interventions often fail. We have conducted research and produced guidelines for professional bodies and policy makers, including the World Health Organization, the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) and the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD). We bring deep research knowledge to clients, and tailor solutions according to your context and needs.

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Find out how we help our clients improve health, wellbeing, retention and performance

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Our consultancy

We deliver consultancy, development, research and insights to improve working lives

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Our library

We conduct original research and write guidance for professional bodies, policy makers and organisations

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What we do

Our mission is to improve the working lives of all. We do this in four ways: consultancy, development, research and insights.

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Posted: Tue, 16th Sep 2025

Assessing and Managing Psychosocial Risk

Why assessing and managing psychosocial risk is vital

UK legislation requires employers to ensure workplaces are physically and psychologically safe (Health and Safety at Work Act 1974; Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999). Yet only 41% of employers are aware of this duty, and over half have not conducted a psychosocial/...

Upcoming events

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Fri, 28th Nov 2025 - Thu, 4th Dec 2025

Masterclass - Managing employee wellbeing through transitions and change

PLEASE NOTE: The date of this masterclass has been changed from Thursday 4th December 2025 to Friday 28th November 2025....

Thu, 5th Mar 2026

The psychology of behaviour change around wellbeing at work

Our Masterclass event will bring together academic and practitioner speakers to share the latest knowledge about The psychology...

Addressing potentially harmful work demands

Psychosocial hazards, such as high workloads, long hours, and lack of control or autonomy, significantly impact employee mental health and wellbeing, with stress and mental ill health often arising when demands outweigh individual's resources...

Working well for a new era

Looking to refresh your wellbeing strategy? Affinity's Research Consortium report, published with IOSH, brings together findings on work wellbeing from five organisations during the COVID-19 pandemic, with ideas for adapting provision to the demands of a new era.

HSE Project OSCAR

Project OSCAR aims to provide HSE with the evidence base to inform policy decisions and underpin guidance on the practical actions that employers can take to prevent and reduce work-related stress.

Worked With

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Boral
CIPD
Gatwick
Acas
RDASH
ISOS
WHO
Princes Responsible business network
Lendlease
Life Speak
MOJ
DWP
Babergh and Mid Suffolk Council
CPOSA
Santander
University of Nottingham
Society of Occupational Medicine
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