health and wellness

Time is running out to live our lives to the fullest. The New Year encourages us to reflect on how we spend our time and make changes to achieve our goals.

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month. Harry Boorman, Director, shares his experience navigating his career with ADHD.

Listen, we get it. Social wellness is important. So important they dedicated a whole month to reminding us how important it is. But let’s face...

Look around… So much of our mental health is based on the environments we find ourselves in. Our homes. Our communities. Our places of work. Some...

There is still so much stigma and avoidance around the topic of sexual assault within workplace environments. Considering April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, it’s...

The recent rise and staying power of oat milk has shown how we are taking actions toward sustainability, and how these motivations, while they lead to the same place, are very different and worth investigating.

The pressure to be responsible has only intensified during COVID-19 as people have taken on additional roles, such as parent and educator, and dealt with new situations, such as work from home. We set off to explore how our relationship with responsibility is changing and what happens when the pressure gets to be too much.

2020 has grabbed the idea of wellness firmly by the shoulders, and shaken it in a violent and jarring way. We've revisited current wellness trends to examine which are holding strong in the face of quarantine and social distance, and where we've seen people pivot and forge new paths in search of that overall state of wellbeing.

The headlines tell us about how COVID-19 has impacted businesses and the boardroom...but what about the bedroom? What's the number one biggest sexual behavior change expected post-COVID? Our quantitative exploration (inclusive of a proprietary survey) has illuminated an eye-opening new reality that is equal parts startling and hopeful. Download the report inside!

Instinctively, one would assume that the world of eyeshadow, lipsticks and face masks would have come to a screeching halt during a global pandemic. However, despite the disruption of global supply chains and lockdown, the beauty industry and the consumer are both adapting.