workplace wellness

As burnout persists, real workplace wellness must be designed into the environment—not delegated to individual programs.

For years, workplace wellness has focused on protecting the body. In 2026, the focus is shifting to protecting and strengthening the brain.

Transformation expert Bree Groff shares how playful teams spark creativity, build trust, and unlock higher performance, one small moment of joy at a time.

Kelly Colón, founder of Eledex Coaching & Consulting, continues her discussion on dis-inclusion and its toll on those whom it affects most. 

Design firm AE Works takes us behind the scenes of bringing together seven departments into one cohesive (and flexible) space for The National Institutes...

Getting to know your personality better using the “Big 5” personality traits can be beneficial to find the most suited workspace environment.

Evaluating the true impact of remote work on employee well-being is key to making more effective decisions about work arrangements.

Spectorgroup’s Dexter Tinapay and Steven South share a few ways to incorporate elements of home into the office to promote productivity and a healthier workplace.

In part two of his conversation, Rex stresses the importance of why leadership needs to adapt to the changing business landscape by looking both inward and outward. Learn about the new skills managers must develop to be better equipped to handle the social and emotional needs of their teams. 

Debra Breslow of Meyer Design shares how to blend remote-first and in-person collaboration in a way that supports employee health and workplace culture. 

Stantec's Michelle Reyman explores how to manage the variety of specialists we often rely on to develop a cohesive hybrid workplace experience.

Stantec's David Martin explores how the office could send us home energized and inspired. No place, perhaps, was quite so disrupted by the COVID 19...