Talks, workshops, supervision, and specialist neurorehabilitation referrals.
For NHS teams, charities, private clinics, and organisations whose people are running on empty.
Compassion fatigue. Cognitive overload. Burnout. The slow erosion of attention and energy that comes from doing emotionally demanding work without enough recovery.
The talks and workshops Charles delivers aren't generic wellness. They come out of fifteen years of clinical work with people whose brains and nervous systems have been pushed past their limits, and a course that's now published as a book.
Most of what he teaches organisations comes down to one practical skill: attention. Noticing when your mind has been pulled off into the next deadline or the last difficult conversation, and bringing it back to what's actually in front of you. He calls the practice momenting. It's quick, it's trainable, and fits the working day.
Bespoke team sessions, grounded in the clinical work that underpins the MIFM course. Particularly relevant for NHS trusts, integrated care boards, social care teams, charity workforces, and the legal sector.
For occupational therapists and allied health professionals. Online or in person. Individual or group.
Including medico-legal work. Areas of focus: cognitive fatigue, vocational rehabilitation, sensory regulation, and longer-term adjustment after brain injury or stroke.
A list of past organisations and referring bodies — NHS trusts, charities, professional bodies — to follow, with permission.
Charles has a real ability to make mindfulness make sense. His approach is practical and grounded — something that can be used in the midst of a busy day or during those difficult moments when energy reserves are completely depleted.
By waking up to our fatigue, we wake up to life itself – and can finally allow ourselves to truly rest and sleep.
Charles reads them all himself.
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