Feeling overwhelmed, burned out at work, or stuck trying to build healthier habits?

 

We help professionals and organizations who care for others reduce burnout, build healthier routines, and create more sustainable ways of working through personalized coaching and guidance.

Explore our programs:

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83% of Americans report feeling stressed at work,* which can lead to:

High turnover

Physical symptoms

Strained relationships

Compassion fatigue

In any profession this is challenging, but it's even more challenging in roles where you’re caring for others.

 

We believe that in order for individuals and those they support to thrive, support has to start from the inside, and with our personalized Be Well Care Well programs, you and your team can experience a wellness transformation. 

Where you are now:

Overwhelmed & burned out

Strained workplace relationships

Stuck trying to build healthy habits

Where you could be:

Greater overall well-being

Stronger workplace relationships

Healthier, more sustainable routines

Wellness is about living fully & feeling good doing it.

Wellness at work and beyond.

Caring for others is meaningful work, but it can also take a toll on the people providing that care.

This strain and stress can carry into multiple areas of life; it doesn't just stay at work.

To create meaningful change that lasts, we need a holistic approach to wellness, one that supports multiple areas of life.

All our programs incorporate the 8 areas (or dimensions) of wellness, offering complete and balanced support so that individuals and the organizations they’re part of can thrive.

By focusing on these areas, we help participants make small but significant changes that last. 

But don't just take our word for it.

“The whole atmosphere of our workday changed. When we first started I was so close to closing. 
 
Then Coach Robin came in with encouragement and said, ‘Miss Gwin, we’re going to do this. This is going to be okay.’
 
I’ve watched 14 women become a true team.
 
Through this program, we are physically healthier, mentally healthier, and encouragement and affirmations flow naturally now.
 
We went from feeling like empty or even broken vessels to being supported and built back up with the tools we needed to succeed.
 
Be Well Care Well truly made a difference not just in our center, but in our community. I was on the verge of closing Mary’s Little Lamb, and today we’re still here after 40 years.
 
This program gave our team purpose again, and I’m so grateful Coach Robin was brought into our lives.”

 

-Gwin, Director of Mary’s Little Lamb

“The Coach has been a light for our team. She helped us learn how to focus on ourselves, which is exactly what we needed.

 

In this field, you pour so much into the children that you often forget about yourself. 
 
But to be the best at what we do, we have to take care of our own needs too.

 

I would absolutely recommend Be Well Care Well to any program.
 
It gives you the space to focus on yourself, your staff, and build a stronger, more connected team.”

 

-Tammy Wills, Director of Smackover Preschool

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The 8 Dimensions of Wellness 

Wellness is about more than just physical health. At Be Well Care Well, we take a whole-person approach, focusing on eight interconnected areas of well-being to help create meaningful, lasting change.

Intellectual

Recognizing creativity and expanding knowledge & skills

Physical

Increasing physical activity, healthy eating & better sleep

 Emotional

Coping effectively with life & creating satisfying relationships

 Social

Developing connection, belonging, & a strong support system

Financial

Feeling empowered to make healthy financial decisions

Environmental

Occupying environments that support wellbeing

Occupational

Finding personal satisfaction & enrichment from work

Spiritual

Expanding a sense of purpose & meaning in life

Ready to dive in?

Check out our programs designed for your entire team or for your own wellness journey.

For Organizations
For Individuals

*Statistic sources: OSHA & The American Institute of Stress