Well–Crafted

King's College London London Finds Art Has Measurable Health Benefits – supported by Art Fund. https://lnkd.in/eKnUtsAp #stressawarenessweek Creative Boom #Well–Crafted I LIKE NETWORKING

Layering plays a huge part of what our founder Alexandra does as part of her main studio practice; this calendar has been a labour of love, designed to reflect the seasons through layered textures, colours, and imagery. Collage is a powerful creative practice–allowing us to experiment without pressure. If you know anyone who would like this as a Christmas present this year, you can buy it here 👇 https://lnkd.in/e9YJbTDV

For every £1 an employer spends supporting mental health & wellbeing, they get £4.70 back through (Deloitte May 2024): – Increased productivity – Reduced absence – Higher employee retention – Better employer brand – Lower health insurance costs

Our #craftworkshops help participants to improve their fine motorskills, enhance hand eye co-ordination and feel a sense of accomplishment. All this while connecting with likeminded people. Something #AI cannot replicate. Treat your team to something memorable this #Christmas by investing in one of our workshops this month, but be quick, bookings are filling up fast! https://lnkd.in/eiZNbmPY Claire, Phil, Clara 🌲

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AI cannot replicate the human experience. Key takeaways from this video with Isabel Berwick are as follows: In today’s fast-changing world, it’s essential to embrace uncertainty and actively engage with change to adapt and grow. #AI and #automation are becoming ever more prevalent so human qualities like creativity, empathy and communication provide unique value and set us apart. Equally important is maintaining visibility and practicing self-advocacy by contributing meaningfully in meetings, promoting both your work and others’, and communicating clearly in key interactions. If you're interested in communication, its role at getting better within work, give this a watch now: https://lnkd.in/ePQdGDQz

🧵 What We Offer   Our sessions are a chance to slow down, connect with others, and explore how craft can support wellbeing and focus in a fast-moving world. We’d love for you to join us next time.   We are now booking for Q4 2025.    All workshops are:   - 90 to 120 minutes long - Bespoke and tailored to your wishes - Fully facilitated by experienced artists - Available in-office, off-site or at our space   Choose from eight unique sessions:   1. Lino Cutting – Creative printmaking 2. Clay Building – Calming, tactile making 3. Experimental Drawing – Mark-making and mindfulness 4. Scrunchie Making – Fun with fabric and form 5. Lampshade Painting – Functional creativity 6. Vision Boarding – Supporting career reflection and return 7. Wellbeing Zines – For parents navigating change 8. Wycinanki – Polish paper cutting and visual storytelling   Our workshops are ideal for:   ✨ Team wellbeing & off–sites ✨ DEI & community building ✨ Leadership development ✨ Connecting with each other ✨ Having fun and being happy ✨ You if you don't want to lift a finger (until the workshop!)   Introductory rates available while we’re still in beta stage 🍼  

Are your team mentally present or are they just physically showing up?

Many workplaces today face #risingstresslevels, falling #employeeengagement and a growing sense of #disconnection. Despite an increase in #wellbeinginitiatives and #teambuilding efforts, it’s clear box-ticking activities are not enough. People are looking for something more human, more #handson and genuinely meaningful. At Well–Crafted, we offer creative, meditative artist-led workshops—from clay building and lino-cutting to lampshade painting and collage–making. They all calm the mind, spark focus, and encourage meaningful team connections. By making with their hands and having a space to learn something new in a collaborative setting teams slow down, reconnect and return to work more present, engaged and energised.