SuperWellness logo – workplace wellbeing consultancy
  SuperWellness logo – workplace wellbeing consultancy

Business success built on workplace wellbeing

You want to do right by your people, but it’s not always clear what works. We bring the evidence and clarity to build compassionate, high-performance cultures.

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1500+ organisations. Hundreds of thousands of employees. Since 2011.

From intentions to evidence

Most organisations care about their people’s wellbeing. Far fewer can say with confidence that what they’re doing is working. Budgets go on initiatives layered one on top of another. Wellbeing leads struggle for influence. Senior leaders are caught between genuine care and commercial reality, unsure where to invest or how to tell whether it’s making a difference.

Wellbeing that works at every level

SuperWellness exists to change that. Lasting change rarely comes from one-off initiatives, so we work across the whole system: supporting individuals, equipping teams and line managers, developing leaders and shaping the organisation itself. From strategy to training to health promotion, we tackle root causes rather than symptoms.

Grounded in research

Our approach has always been shaped by listening. In 2024, our research with wellbeing leads highlighted how challenging and misunderstood their role is, and the need for a clearer career and professional development path, supporting greater influence at board level.

That work led to our senior leader research study with Professor Gail Kinman, exploring what drives senior leaders’ decisions about wellbeing and what success looks like to them. One message came through clearly: leaders don’t need more warnings about what they’re doing wrong. They need clarity about what good looks like, and a clear roadmap to get there.
Cover and inside page of the Flourishing Organisation Standard white paper: What do senior leaders really think about workplace wellbeing?

Recognising what good looks like

That insight led directly to the Flourishing Organisation Standard: an evidence-based workplace wellbeing accreditation that gives organisations a clear roadmap for wellbeing as a driver of performance. Rather than focusing only on risk and compliance, it recognises what organisations are doing well, shows them where to go next, and connects their efforts to the outcomes boards care about. The Standard is governed by a board beyond SuperWellness, and organisations can start with a free diagnostic to see where they stand.
Two laptops: one shows the Flourishing Organisation Standard Diagnostic Tool welcome screen, the other its PDF results report.
Featured event

Flourishing Organisation Summit 2027

2 Feb 2027 8:30am – 6pm Woburn House, London

A full day for around 120 senior leaders on building a compassionate, high-performance culture. Hear keynote speaker Bruce Daisley, join roundtables with your peers, and see the first live presentation of the Flourishing Organisation Standard.

In partnership with the Society of Occupational Medicine

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Industry partners Health & Wellbeing @ Work, 9–10 March 2027, NEC Birmingham, and the Society of Occupational Medicine

Level 5 Diploma in Leading Strategic Workplace Wellbeing

A standard is only as strong as the people who lead it. Our NCFE accredited Level 5 Diploma in Leading Strategic Wellbeing was the first qualification to be independently endorsed against the Affinity Professional Framework for Workplace Wellbeing at the framework’s highest level of practice. It gives wellbeing leads the strategic skills, credibility and confidence to influence at senior level, directly addressing the gaps our research identified.

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Free webinars

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Short, practical live sessions from wellbeing experts.

For senior leaders

What Got Us Here Won't Get Us There

Free Live online 1 hour

Rethink workplace wellbeing to build a healthier, higher-performing organisation. With Katherine Billingham-Mohamed FCIPD, Wellbeing & Culture Strategist.

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For wellbeing leads

The Workplace Wellbeing Gap

Free Live online CPD-accredited

Why most programmes fail to deliver, and how to fix yours. A CPD-accredited session with Elliot Foster, Head of Wellbeing Strategy.

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Why it matters, and our vision

When wellbeing is treated as a strategic priority rather than a collection of perks, the benefits go beyond reduced absence and legal protection. Organisations build stronger engagement, better retention and cultures where people can do their best work. And senior leaders gain something barely available in this field: confidence that their investment is making a real difference.

Ultimately, our vision is a world where good work is celebrated as a force for flourishing, not just for preventing harm. If that’s the kind of organisation you want to build, we’d love to talk.
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  • We’ve got such a wide variety of colleagues, whether it be night workers, day workers, office workers or trackside workers as well. So, the support that SuperWellness provides has been really good in terms of catering for specific wellbeing needs for each of our employees.
  • The Handling Sensitive Conversations session offered me a fresh perspective on how to approach sensitive conversations, encouraging me to be more open-minded before entering them. I believe this will be valuable in my role moving forward.
  • It just seems like an absolutely perfect kind of partnership, because the ethos, the rationale behind how SuperWellness works just fitted beautifully with what we were hoping to get across here at Loughborough.
  • The Level 5 Diploma has given me knowledge of workplace wellbeing, meaning that I will feel more competent and confident to talk to others about the topic, to influence them and implement changes... This is the course I wish I’d have had 5-10 years ago!
  • I found the Good Gut Health webinar very informative and easy to digest. The visuals were engaging, and I came away with a much clearer understanding of how to improve my gut health.