McKinsey Health Institute finds that for a “modern understanding of health, spiritual health is not a ‘nice to have’ but a core dimension, along with physical, mental, and social health.”
They define spiritual health as having a sense of meaning and purpose in life, a connection to something larger than oneself, and a sense of belonging.
This is not a small problem affecting just a few. A recent Harvard study found that nearly 3 in 5 young adults (58%) report lacking “meaning or purpose” in their lives.
The Religious Freedom & Business Foundation’s Faith-Friendly Workplace ‘REDI’ Index includes providing for spiritual health as one of the best practices for workplaces to benchmark.
For insights on addressing this crisis that adversely impacts workplaces and the rising generation of future workers, watch discussion with Patrick Regan, OBE. Patrick is an Honorary Fellow at the London South Bank University for his contribution towards justice and well-being. He has written several books, the latest one being Brighter Days: 12 steps to strengthening your wellbeing.
- – Email: hello@brighterdays.life
- – Website: brighterdays.life
This session will help you:
- — See the Role of Spiritual Health in the Workplace
- — Understand more about your own mental wellbeing
- — Look at the character traits of a resilient person/team
- — Explore the environment needed to allow people to flourish and grow
Patrick Regan OBE, is founder of Brighter Days, Wellbeing & Resilience Training that helps your people flourish and thrive. Meet him at #Dare2Overcome
Patrick Regan OBE is an activist who is passionate about speaking on themes such as wellbeing , spirituality, and compassionate leadership. He has founded two award winning charities; XLP, a Schools and Community Charity which he ran for 22 years and pioneered Kintsugi Hope which has Wellbeing Groups all over the UK to help people in their emotional and mental health. He was awarded the London Peace Award by Boris Johnson for his work in the prevention of knife crime. He is a mental health first aider, a campaigner on issues of social justice and was awarded an OBE for his services to young people by the late Queen Elizabeth II.
He is an Honorary Fellow of the London South Bank University for his contribution to Justice and Wellbeing. He is an accredited trainer of the Compassionate leadership course and recently was awarded CEO of the Year 2023 for mental health training. He has written 7 books on topics such as Justice, Gang Culture, Faith, Suffering and Courage.
His latest book is Brighter Days, 12 Steps to Strengthen your Wellbeing which reached number 2 on the Popular psychology charts on Amazon. He is married to Diane and has 4 children.
