Restful Sleep

Kate Cook


Organisation:
Working Health (UK) Ltd
Region:
England
Notice Period:
Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: £1500-£2000
Category:
Health
Updated:
24th January 2024
Tagged:
Sleep | Wellness | Nutrition

There is no mental health pathology that does not have Sleep as part of the diagnosis – and yet, so many people are struggling to achieve good, deep restful sleep. This session pulls heavily on the research or Dr Matt Walker who wrote a ground-breaking examination of sleep in “Why We Sleep” but goes further in looking at some top nutritional and lifestyle strategies to making a restful night within our grasp.

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About Kate Cook

Empowering companies to adopt nutrition and wellness strategies for a healthy, happy and motivated workforce – start your journey today. Kate is passionate about helping your people eat better, sleep better and work better. Her fresh, creative and practical easy-to-dos will galvanise your staff to make simple changes that can have astounding impact.

With a 20-year track record working with world-leading blue-chip clients and ambitious start-ups, Kate inspires by being fun, vibrant and convincing. She creates a dynamic foundation for health and wellness, giving your business vital competitive edge in the new economy.

Book one of her easy-to-follow programmes to optimise energy and performance in your company.


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