
Groov blog
Our latest collection of workplace wellbeing insights, advice, tips and techniques

Your guide to guilt-free self-care
How to ditch the guilt and put yourself first.

How to get started with self-kindness
11 small acts of self-kindness to try.

Kind alternatives to negative self-talk
Switch out negative self-talk with self-kindness.

How to be kind to yourself at work
Discover ways to be kinder to yourself in the workplace and reap the benefits for your wellbeing.

Self-kindness and the brain
Studies show self-kindness is great for happiness, resilience, and much more.

Creativity: A two-way street
Songwriter Edward Knowles reflects on his relationship with creativity.

3 ways to get out of a creative rut
Groov contributing writer Erin Harrison shares how she stays in her creative Groov.

Creativity and the brain
Studies show creativity can reduce stress and help keep brain cells functioning optimally.

How to support friends and family
Strategies to help you support friends and family experiencing mental ill health.

Dear loved ones, please know this
Tips and insight for anyone who wants to better support anyone going through a mental health challenge.

16 ideas to protect your mental health
Discover ideas to sprinkle through your week to ensure that you’re prioritizing your own mental health, and that of your team.

Teams that laugh together, stay together
Why laughter is seriously good for workplace culture.

How to get your sense of humor back
Can’t remember the last time you laughed? We can help.

10 ways to laugh more every day
How to get your daily dose of laughter.

5 remarkable health benefits of laughing
Why laughter could be just what the doctor ordered.

Be kind to avoid burnout
Practising self-kindness can help protect you against burnout – here’s why.

Burnout — What’s the latest and what’s working?
Leadership coach and author of Beyond Burnout, Suzi McAlpine, shares her latest observations on burnout.

What is burnout - and 5 ways to prevent it in your workplace
What is burnout? How can we protect our people (and ourselves) from it?

Burnout and the brain
What happens to the brain in burnout? Let’s look at the science.

Summer social media blues? You’re not alone
Summer can be a tough time on social media. So here are some tips for staying connected without feeling envious.