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workplace psychology

We provide you with tailored learning and development which helps you achieve your strategic objectives by developing your peoplePeople with different backgrounds, values and abilities come together to enable your organisation to meet its strategic objectives. They bring with them the creativity and innovation that is so vital to your success. However, people can have problems such as: difficulty in getting along with others; inability to manage their emotions effectively; lightweight leadership skills; or sub-par selling skills. Such issues are associated with peoples’ minds and behaviour - their psychology. Addressing such challenges requires the skillful blending of management and business theory and practice with psychology to produce activity-based interventions that help change behaviour. This is what Workplace Psychology does best. We look forward to working with you.

regent's place

From providing an ever-changing canvas for local artists and pop-up events to creating a welcome space for scientists, thinkers and doers, entrepreneurs and families, Regent’s Place is about nurturing diverse communities. It’s all about unexpected connections and fresh ideas set against a sustainable urban backdrop where people don’t just find new opportunities but get the chance to dream, thrive and explore.

keith's place

lorraines place

active lancashire workplace health champion

A successful business begins with a healthy team

my sisters place domestic abuse service

My Sisters Place is an independent specialist ‘One Stop Shop’ for women aged 16 or over and have experienced or are experiencing domestic violence. Established in 2002 we are committed to working in partnership to tackle domestic violence. Our approach is rooted in an understanding of the gendered nature ofviolence against women and girls, and recognises the way intersecting factors such as age, ethnicity, sexuality and disability can affect women’sexperiences and the journey through recovery. Women and children havea right to live free from all forms of violence and abuse, and society has a duty to recognise and defend this right. My Sister’s Place takes thisresponsibility seriously and works with a wide range of partners togenerate the best outcomes for women and children.

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