by Karen Gillespie | Jul 13, 2021 | Living
Dreaming of the open road? 8 transitioning tips from an expert Dreaming of the open road? 8 transitioning tips from an expert It’s been a year since GLWS co-founder Karen Gillespie packed up her campervan and headed off into the wilderness – physical, social,...
by Karen Gillespie | May 21, 2020 | Information and Tools
‘Woo woo’ v evidence-based – you choose ‘Woo woo’ v evidence-based – you choose We are working on evaluating the benefits and impact of GLWS in a number of different ways. We’re presenting results from two distinct approaches here: How do GLWS respondents feel after...
by Karen Gillespie | Sep 24, 2019 | Wellbeing
Wellbeing from the wheelchair How would your wellbeing be affected if you lived in a wheelchair and were reliant on others for absolutely everything – even down to scratching your nose when it’s itchy? Hard to imagine, isn’t it? It’s hard to consider having...
by Karen Gillespie | Aug 22, 2019 | Physical Wellbeing
Addiction at work: how should organisations respond? Addiction at work: how should organisations respond? When I speak to business leaders there is often a reluctance to recognise or discuss the possibility that there are ‘high-functioning addicts’ in their business....
by Karen Gillespie | Jul 11, 2019 | Physical Wellbeing
Why fasting should be on your menu Why fasting should be on your menu Back in the day… In a world without electric light, humans were governed by the cycles of light and dark in everything we did, including finding, preparing and consuming food. We would acquire food...
