Support for a healthy workforce
A successful wellbeing programme can help you create a healthier, happier workforce, and in turn lower absenteeism and associated costs. Make a real difference to your business with our range of Workplace Wellbeing solutions, available with Aviva Group Income Protection.
Supporting managers and employees
Tailored solutions to give your workforce the tools to cope better with whatever life throws at them.
Helping you embed wellbeing into your business
Professionally-run wellbeing courses, sessions and workshops tailored to match the needs of your business.
Courses cover a wide range of wellbeing topics
From managing stress to alcohol awareness, from physiotherapy to mindfulness, and much more in between.
Workplace Wellbeing services are provided as part of our Group Income Protection cover. These services are non-contractual benefits Aviva can withdraw at any time.
Workplace Wellbeing solutions
Explore the benefits of a successful Workplace Wellbeing programme, and see how embedding one could help your business.
Transcript
Why choose us for Workplace Wellbeing?
Our solutions focus on helping you strengthen the mental, physical and emotional wellbeing of your employees, each delivered by experts in their field.
Tailored services
Finding a suitable wellbeing programme to meet the needs of your unique business can be challenging.
That's why we take the time to really understand your requirements, and work with you to create a tailored programme to help you manage and prevent wellbeing issues.
Expert assistance
Courses are delivered by Aviva clinical experts or through a network of external wellbeing providers.
Giving your line managers the skills and confidence to identify and manage certain wellbeing concerns can bring big benefits to your business.
What do we offer?
Mental health training
Mental health training, delivered by Aviva clinical experts, provided at no extra cost:
- Mental health workplace session
- Managing mental health in the workplace workshop
- Resilience session
Mental health training delivered by trusted partners, costs apply:
- Mental health awareness programme
- Mental health training including suicide risk assessment and management
Other wellbeing training
Training on a wide range of topics, delivered by trusted partners, costs apply. Topics include:
- Back pain management
- Cancer and chronic conditions
- Stress management
- Physiotherapy and massage
- Resilience
- Alcohol awareness
- Mindfulness
- Sleep
These services are non-contractual benefits Aviva can withdraw at any time.
More about your cover
Workplace Wellbeing solutions guide
Group Income Protection brochure
Want to know more?
If you have any questions or queries about Workplace Wellbeing, please email us at wellbeingservices@aviva.com
Or you can speak to your financial adviser or Aviva Group Protection Account Manager.
Business perspectives
Expert business insight and analysis
Health & Wellbeing / 8 Sep 2021
Why we shouldn’t get too comfortable in our slippers
For hybrid working to really work, we shouldn’t forget what’s good about the workplace-based portion of that model... and what it can do for employee wellbeing.
Find out more
Health & Wellbeing / 12 Aug 2021
How to spot if your employees are burning out
Aviva’s Dr Doug Wright looks at how to spot the signs of burn-out and what you and your employees can do to prevent it.
Read more
11 Aug 2021
How you can help create a Living Pension for your employees
Steve Jackson, Senior Proposition Manager at Aviva, talks about a Living Pension for all workers and how you can make a difference.
Learn more
19 Jul 2021
Seven ways you can help your employees adjust to the relaxing of restrictions
Most of the restrictions we’ve all lived under for over a year are beginning to lift, but that’s something many people will find unsettling. It won’t be easy for many of us to simply return to life as we knew it.
Discover our tips
16 Jul 2021
The emotional impact of opening up society – how it may affect your employees
Debbie Bullock, Aviva’s Wellbeing Lead, talks about why the end of restrictions may not mean the end of anxiety for some people.
Find out more
16 Jul 2021
Financial wellbeing in the post-pandemic workplace
Workplace wellbeing packages are stronger with a financial wellbeing element. Here are some reminders about why it’s important.
Find out more
7 Jul 2021
Is financial stress affecting your balance sheet?
Dale Critchley, Policy Manger for Workplace Savings & Retirement looks at how employee financial wellbeing benefits businesses and individuals.
Discover more
24 Jun 2021
Working with your workers to make sure work works for them!
Aviva’s new report shows the vital role employers can play in improving employees financial and professional wellbeing post-Covid, says Iona Bain.
Learn more
22 Jun 2021
Why wellbeing is like a three-legged stool
A well-rounded wellbeing programme must focus on three elements – physical, mental and financial wellbeing – if it’s to do the job properly.
Learn more
15 Jun 2021
Thriving in the Age of Ambiguity
Last year we issued our first Age of Ambiguity report, looking at the blurring of lines between home and work life.
Learn more
Pensions / 4 Jun 2021
Financial wellbeing in the age of COVID-19: how you can help
Employees’ financial wellbeing has always mattered. Now the pandemic has raised more questions than ever, what can employers do to help?
Discover more
Health & Wellbeing / 17 May 2021
Why supporting menopause in the workplace is urgent and important
Deborah Garlick, Director at Henpicked: Menopause in the Workplace, explains why introducing menopause support at work makes sense for savvy organisations.
Read more
12 May 2021
How to help when someone is not okay
What do you do if someone tells you they are not okay? It’s not easy to know what to say, but we have some tips to help you.
Learn more
Health & Wellbeing / 12 May 2021
The links between alcohol and mental health
Don Shenker, founder of the Alcohol Health Network, explains why alcohol awareness should be part of a wider wellbeing strategy.
Read more
11 May 2021
Good medicine: what we can all learn from ‘social prescribing’
Social prescribing is a term that’s gradually becoming better known. It’s a way of describing the process of a GP or other NHS professional referring a patient to non-clinical services to help with their health and wellbeing.
Learn more
Health & Wellbeing / 6 May 2021
Next week is Mental Health Awareness week
And so is the week after. And the week after that…
Discover our tips
Group Protection cover
We offer a range of products to protect your employees and support your business needs. Find out more here: