The Wellbeing Ambassador Programme equips organisations, schools, leaders, staff, and teams with the knowledge and practical skills needed to create emotionally healthy, high-performing environments. As a licensed facilitator, Clíona delivers research-backed training that blends emotional literacy, micro-resilience, positive psychology, and inclusive leadership.
The programme empowers individuals to become confident wellbeing advocates—strengthening culture, communication, connection, and care across their organisation, whether in an educational setting or a corporate workplace.


For Whom
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Businesses seeking to strengthen workplace wellbeing
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Senior leaders building whole-school wellbeing strategies
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Pastoral teams, teachers and support staff
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Student leaders interested in promoting wellbeing
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Parent communities looking to support resilient family environments
How it Works
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Interactive training sessions delivered online or in person
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Modules covering personal wellbeing, positive psychology and resilience, character strengths and strengths-based leadership, and leading wellbeing initiatives.
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Opportunities for participants to become Ambassadors within their community
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Practical tools, activities and frameworks for real-world use
How it Helps
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Builds emotional awareness, empathy and healthy communication
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Strengthens resilience and coping strategies
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Creates more inclusive and supportive environments
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Reduces stress and enhances school or workplace culture
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Encourages long-term wellbeing initiatives driven from within the community
Why Choose This
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It creates real, culture-changing impact—not just “feel-good” sessions.
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Participants gain practical tools that can be applied immediately.
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It strengthens resilience and emotional literacy across entire communities.
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The programme is evidence-informed, internationally respected and delivered by a licensed facilitator.
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It empowers participants to become ongoing wellbeing advocates, ensuring long-term change.
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Organisations build healthier, more connected environments.


