LEARNING
Our approach…

Juicy Psychology
We blend neuro, cognitive, and positive psychology into transformative programmes that empower people to Learn, Grow & Thrive.
We call it ‘Juicy’ because it goes beyond surface-level tips – we offer compassion-focused, trauma-informed, forward-looking learning, designed for measurable change.
We work online, in-person, or in nature, UK and internationally.

Sustainable Change
Humans function in interconnected systems – self, relationships, home, work, community, and nature.
Our programmes work across these layers, creating lasting ripple effects.
Our work is aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Inner Development Goals. We also work in partnership with the Sustainable Wellbeing Research Group, based at Swansea University.
Find out about our work with…

Workplace programmes
Our roots are in the humanitarian, health, and social care sectors – supporting teams who work in complex, high-pressure environments.
This experience transfers across all sectors, you don’t need to be an INGO, Charity or in Public Sector to benefit from our support. Come and talk to us if you are looking for programmes that:
- Support wellbeing & resilience
- Build work cultures that can navigate challenges with compassion
- Empower leaders and frontline teams to support others and each other safely
- Recognise that wellbeing is also about being supported to develop and grow as individuals – authentic self-confidence, motivation and performance
Community programmes
Happy Headwork Community CIC is a separate not-for-profit organisation, offering programmes that bring together our background in psychoeducation and sustainable development.
We work with other third sector and academic partners to design and deliver needs-based programmes that respond to the needs of communities within the different systems we navigate as humans – self, relationships, home, work and nature (conservation & wellbeing).

Meet the team
We are a multi-disciplined team of seven, bringing expertise from Psychology, Learning & Development, Sustainable Development, Arts and Nature-based practice.







