Webinar - Managing Health & Wellbeing Remotely

Alan Clare

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March 18, 2020

Managing Health and Well-being Remotely

Katrina Walton, Wellness Designs with special guests Kash Thomson, Yes Psychology and John Rutherford, Ergoworks to gain insights into how to effectively manage emotional and physical health and well-being remotely.

Katrina Walton. Director/Founder of Wellness Designs

Katrina has built a reputation as a pioneer of workplace wellness. She has over 23 years ‘on-the-ground’ experience in the development and implementation of multi award-winning wellness and human capital solutions for small to large organisations  across the globe. This includes two-time winner and finalist of the AHRI Award for Best Health and Wellbeing Strategy and three-time winner of the Australian HR Award for Best Health and Wellbeing Strategy

Katrina is a sought-after speaker and trainer, having presented throughout Australia, Europe and the United Kingdom, including as an Adjunct Lecturer with the Centre for Environment and Population Health, Griffith University. 

In her spare time, you’ll find Katrina relaxing in a yoga pose, enjoying a nice glass of Barossa Shiraz or planning her next adventure with her family.

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Alan Clare • March 18, 2020

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