Wellbeing

Struggling with work from home wellbeing? You're not alone. Just like us, many celebrities have been forced to work from home over the last year to comply with lockdown rules.

Couples all over the world have faced the ultimate challenge: working from home together! If you’re finding it difficult to effectively share a workspace with your significant other, you might need to shake up your set-up. Find out how.

Working from home is by nature sedentary. We've produced this infographic to show you the risks of sitting for too long at home, along with some ideas on how to incorporate more movement into your everyday WFH lifestyle.

Working with our ergonomists, we've created an infographic cheat sheet that shows you best practice for setting up your workstation equipment, whether it's used on an ad hoc basis, or for longer. 

Taking short, frequent breaks throughout the day can improve your performance and help you focus on work tasks. But how often should you take a microbreak? For how long? What are the benefits? View and download our infographic.

If you feel like working from home is having a negative impact on your mental health, it's important that you speak to someone. You can also try our tips for achieving a better work-life balance when you work from home.

How do you protect your back health when you have little choice but to use a computer all day? Here are eight tips to help you do just that.

Whatever your homeworking situation looks like, choosing a good desk that provides you with ample room to get comfortable should be an important consideration. Here are our best desks for homeworkers.

Even if you love your job, returning to work after time away for Christmas can be difficult for lots of reasons. With January often cited as the nation's least favourite month, we look at how we can beat the seasonal blues and have a happier start to the year.