Helping You Find Creative Ways to Work Well
We are Creative Changemakers- transforming burned out professionals into compassionate and resilient leaders with creative wellbeing, self-care & mindfulness coaching.
We want every school and workplace to be inclusive and not cause harm to anyone’s physical or mental health.
Ann set up Work Safe and Well to help business and education leaders who are sick of feeling overwhelmed, stressed, and anxious, and are looking for better ways to cope. She has over 20 years experience in managing workplace wellbeing, strengthened with a personal understanding of how stigma and bullying at work causes mental health challenges. Ann utilises key elements of her own recovery from PTSD and depression to teach business leaders how to successfully implement a more creative and human-centred approach to wellbeing at work, that ultimately impacts all areas of the business. You can read more about her story here https://www.time-to-change.org.uk/blog/talking-about-mental-health-helped-me-overcome-my-own-challenges
Our mission is:
-To help build a network of creative, compassionate business and education leaders.
We believe that people are the most important asset in any organisation, so investing in getting the right solutions to look after them is the key to maximising productivity and sustainability. This doesn’t have to be difficult and can even be fun!
We offer a range of workshops to promote creative thinking, mindfulness and managing stress, and can also provide bespoke coaching to schools and businesses on supporting wellbeing and good mental health.
We can help you find creative solutions to get your and your teams working well.

No-one can be successful if they neglect to look after themselves.
We will help you learn simple ways to recharge your batteries
Are you ‘mind full’ or mindful?
We will explore what is mindful living, why you need it, and how to do it.
Stress affects our health and performance at work. We will teach you how to recognise your stress triggers and help you build a toolbox of ways to beat them.
Experience the transformative power of art to relax and inspire creative thinking and problem solving.
We provide a range of sesssion types and regular art clubs
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