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With a background as an elite gymnast and a passion for understanding the remarkable capabilities of the female body, I bring a holistic approach to workplace wellbeing at Lifesum. A dedicated runner and mother, I thrive on creating environments that empower health and productivity—and when I’m not shaping wellness strategies, you’ll likely find me perfecting a recipe or embracing life outdoors.
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Five trends transforming workplace wellbeing in 2025
As we enter 2025, the workplace is experiencing a revolution in how wellbeing is approached. No longer confined to superficial perks, wellbeing initiatives are now rooted in a deeper understanding of employees’ holistic health, longevity, and productivity. These trends highlight a shift towards proactive, personalized, and impactful strategies, and the integration of technology, especially AI, that support the workforce in meaningful ways.
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1. Holistic and preventative health: A proactive approach
Employers are transitioning from reactive measures to proactive wellbeing strategies that address the "whole person." Holistic health now considers how interconnected factors like sleep, mental health, nutrition, and stress management influence overall wellbeing. Companies are leveraging the philosophy of "healthspan over lifespan" to increase years of optimal health rather than merely extending life expectancy.
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