Talks, workshops and resources to nurture and sustain creative wellbeing

DO YOU OR YOUR TEAM FEEL DRAINED OR STUCK?

Burnout affects people in the creative industries three times more than the general population*.

The Creative Ecosystem model has been developed by the design leader Emmi Salonen to support fellow creative thinkers to reconnect with their purpose, develop personalised wellbeing rituals and reduce stress and burnout.

This is perfect for workplaces, membership organisations, conferences, events, retreats and academia.

*Wellbeing charity Inspire and Ulster University

HERE’S HOW >

HOW WE SUPPORT

Talks, workshops and events provide creative people with wisdom, new ideas and enriching tactics to help prevent burnout and support a more fulfilling creative practice.

INTRODUCING THE CREATIVE ECOSYSTEM MODEL

Balance your creative outputs with nourishing inputs to sustain your creative wellbeing

CONNECTION
WONDER
PAUSE
MOVEMENT
JOY

NOURISHING
INPUTS

CREATIVE
OUTPUTS

NOURISHING
YOU

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SUPPORT FOR INDIVIDUALS >

Talks and practical workshops for creative students at universities and colleges

NOURISHING STUDENTS

SUPPORT FOR UNIVERSITIES >

NOURISHING
TEAMS

Bespoke workshops and sessions for creative teams within organisations

SUPPORT FOR WORKPLACES >

"I came away feeling very inspired to try a few new things and make space to nurture my creative wellbeing.”

TALK ATTENDEE, Online
“Listening to your story alongside the workshop exercises really helped my headspace; providing clarity (and excitement!) for my own journey.”

WORKSHOP ATTENDEE, YCN London
"Your talk was incredibly uplifting. I found listening to your journey through your design career to date completely fascinating and the students did too. Packed with priceless pearls of wisdom in there to take away."

SENIOR LECTURER, Nottingham University
"A practical, fascinating, warm and very human workshop."

WORKSHOP ATTENDEE, All Flows

“Everything I do is underpinned by a simple but powerful idea: Positive Creativity. As an established creative practitioner and an accredited Happiness Facilitator, I believe design thinking can bring people together, create sustainable choices and foster wellbeing.”