Workplace wellbeing

A calmer, more human workplace pays for itself

When people feel heard, they stay, they engage, and they do their best work. Time to Talk Hub gives your team a confidential, human place to talk — alongside the provision you already have.

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£4.70 backfor every £1 invested
The problem, in numbers

The cost of not being heard at work

The latest UK figures make the case plainly. These are people — and they're also a measurable cost to every organisation.

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UK workers suffered work-related stress, depression or anxiety in 2024/25.

Source: HSE, Nov 2025

0.0m

working days lost to work-related stress, depression or anxiety in 2024/25.

Source: HSE

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of all work-related ill health is now mental ill health — the single largest cause of work-related absence.

Source: HSE 2024/25

£0bn

is the estimated annual cost of poor mental health to UK employers.

Source: Deloitte, 2024

£0.00

average return for every £1 invested in workplace mental health.

Source: Deloitte, 2024

£0bn

a year is lost to presenteeism alone — working while unwell.

Source: Deloitte, 2024

63%of employees report at least one sign of burnout.
Source: Deloitte, 2024

Figures cited from public HSE and Deloitte reporting.

Your organisation

What might it be costing you?

Size it for your team and every figure updates live. A starting point for the conversation — not a quote.

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Estimated cost of poor mental health£75,000 / year£6,250 / monthacross 50 people, at ~£1,500 per person
Evidenced potential return£47,000£4.70 back for every £1 invested
Potential net benefit£37,000evidenced return after support costs

Illustrative estimate based on UK national averages (Deloitte). Not a guarantee.

The case, built

What the numbers add up to

The same figures, seen another way — scroll through what workplace wellbeing really costs, and what acting on it is worth.

Where the cost hides

Of the ~£51bn annual cost, presenteeism — working while unwell — is the single biggest slice.

Source: Deloitte, 2024
£24bn£27bn
Presenteeism Absence & staff turnover
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The single largest cause

Mental ill health now accounts for 52% of all work-related ill health — the largest cause of work-related absence.

Source: HSE, 2024/25

£1 in, £4.70 back

For every £1 invested in workplace mental health, employers see an average return of £4.70.

Source: Deloitte, 2024
£1 invested
£4.70 returned
What we offer organisations

A regular, trusted, human presence

Not a platform or a portal — a real person your team can talk to, on-site, at our health centre or over the phone. Designed to complement your clinical provision or EAP, never to replace it.

Confidential listening sessions

Private, one-to-one conversations for any member of staff who needs a space to talk.

A regular presence

A familiar, friendly “someone to talk to” on a recurring basis, so support feels normal — not a last resort.

Supportive 1:1 conversations

Non-judgemental support for whatever someone's carrying, in or out of work.

Wellbeing-day support

A calming, human presence for wellbeing days, away-days and team events.

Lunch-and-learn & drop-ins

Informal drop-in style sessions that open up conversation and reduce stigma.

A complement, not a replacement

Designed to sit alongside your clinical provision or EAP — never to replace it.

Where the conversations happen

We come to you, you come to us — or we're a call away

On-site, at our health centre, or over the phone. Whichever suits your team, it's a calm, private space where people can speak freely. Always confidential, never clinical.

By phone, wherever they are

For remote teams, hybrid working or anyone who'd simply rather talk from their own space — a warm voice at the end of the line, with all the same confidentiality and care.

On-site at your workplace

We come to you. Set aside a quiet, private room and we'll bring the calm — confidential one-to-ones for your people, with no one having to travel or carve time out of their day.

At our health centre in Sticklepath

Prefer a change of scene? Your team is warmly welcome at our space within the Barnstaple Chiropractic & Complementary Health Centre in Sticklepath — a calm, comfortable place to talk, away from the workplace.

Why it works

Good for your people. Good for your numbers.

Early, low-barrier, genuinely human support changes how people feel about coming to work — and that shows up on the bottom line.

Reduced absence

Early, low-barrier support helps people before things build into time off.

Better retention

People stay where they feel genuinely cared for and heard.

Stronger culture

A visible commitment to wellbeing shapes how it feels to work with you.

Accreditation evidence

Demonstrable wellbeing provision for B Corp and other accreditations.

"Employers see an average return of £4.70 for every £1 invested in workplace mental health."Source: Deloitte, 2024

Ideal for

Built for employers who mean it

If you're serious about wellbeing — not just box-ticking — we're a natural fit.

B Corp–certified businessesEvidence of a genuine wellbeing commitment.
Values-led SMEsSmaller teams who look after their people.
HR & People teamsAn extra, human layer of support to offer staff.
Organisations pursuing accreditationWorking towards a wellbeing standard or kitemark.
How we'd work together

Three simple steps to get started

1

A discovery call

We talk through your team, your culture and what would genuinely help — no obligation.

2

A simple proposal

We shape a light-touch plan that fits your people and your budget, and sits alongside what you already offer.

3

We get listening

We become a regular, trusted presence — and you start to feel the difference in how your team shows up.

Let's talk

Build a culture where people feel heard.

Arrange a no-obligation discovery call and we'll shape a light-touch plan that fits your team, your culture and your budget.

Arrange a discovery call

Time to Talk Hub is a listening service and not a crisis line. If you need urgent help, call Samaritans free on 116 123 (24/7), or 999 in an emergency.

Our service is designed to complement, not replace, your clinical provision, EAP or any urgent care your people may need.