Workplace wellbeing and human sustainability solutions

Empowering organisations to foster resilient, engaged teams through evidence-based wellbeing strategies and sustainable human performance solutions.

Modern workplaces increasingly expose employees to high levels of psychological strain, resulting in burnout, chronic stress, emotional exhaustion, and breakdowns in interpersonal dynamics. These conditions not only impact individual wellbeing but can also hinder productivity, increase absenteeism, and disrupt organisational cohesion.

 

At Michelle Hopkins Consulting Psychologists, we specialise in the psychological assessment and support of employees operating in high-pressure environments. Drawing on a background in Industrial Psychology, trauma-informed practice, and pastoral counselling, we offer holistic interventions that address the underlying psychological factors contributing to reduced employee wellbeing and performance.

 

Through confidential consultations, we assess the impact of personal, team, and organisational dynamics on mental health. Where appropriate, we implement evidence-based therapeutic interventions such as BrainWorking Recursive Therapy (BWRT®) to assist individuals in managing trauma-related symptoms, performance anxiety, or stress-related behavioural patterns without the need for emotional disclosure or reliving of events.

 

We further support employees who may be experiencing spiritual fatigue, workplace isolation, or existential crises by offering pastoral counselling — a non-judgmental, ethically-grounded approach that integrates psychological support with values-based exploration. This is particularly relevant for those in caring professions, high-responsibility roles, or value-conflicted environments.

 

Additionally, we assess and address breakdowns in psychological safety at the group or team level. A lack of psychological safety may manifest in fear of speaking up, breakdowns in trust, or withholding of critical feedback — all of which can negatively influence team performance, engagement, and innovation. In these cases, we conduct targeted workplace assessments and facilitate structured interventions to rebuild trust and emotional regulation among teams.

 

 

 

Workplace wellbeing services may include:

  • Individual wellbeing consultations

  • Post-incident psychological debriefing

  • Trauma and burnout intervention using BWRT®

  • Pastoral counselling for personal or ethical distress

  • Psychological safety audits and facilitation

  • Wellness briefings for line managers and HR teams

  • Advisory input on employee reintegration after extended absence

 

As Industrial Psychologists, we view workplace wellbeing not only as an HR initiative but as a strategic necessity for long-term sustainability. Our goal is to enhance both individual resilience and collective functionality within the workforce, using methods that are ethical, scientifically grounded, and contextually appropriate.

Whether your organisation is responding to a crisis or aiming to implement proactive wellbeing support, we offer interventions that are respectful, trauma-aware, and organisationally aligned.

Count on us for discreet, professional support tailored to your people and culture.

BrainWorking Recursive Therapy (BWRT®) is a cutting-edge, rapid-response psychological method designed to resolve the effects of trauma, anxiety, and stress-based behavioural patterns without requiring emotional disclosure or reliving of distressing events. BWRT® works directly with the brain’s natural processes to ‘recode’ maladaptive responses at their source, offering fast, lasting relief even in high-pressure or trauma-impacted environments. What sets BWRT® apart is its ability to bring about measurable change in minimal time, making it an ideal approach for individuals in corporate or leadership roles who need effective support without disruption to their responsibilities. As registered BWRT® practitioners, we integrate this modality ethically and strategically within broader resilience and performance-enhancing interventions.