AXA PPP healthcare organised a wellbeing day

Ever at the forefront of employee welfare, AXA PPP healthcare, in association with Wellbeing Magazine, organised a successful Wellbeing day for their staff

By Rachel Branson, Founder & Editor in Chief· 7 Sept 2010 · 2 min read
AXA PPP wellbeing Day
AXA PPP wellbeing Day

Ever at the forefront of employee welfare, AXA PPP healthcare, in association with Wellbeing Magazine, organised a very successful and enjoyable private Wellbeing Wednesday for their staff.

The event was hosted by Christ Church in Tunbridge Wells, and supported by many local therapists, businesses and charities such as Kent air Ambulance, Kenward Trust and CAB, who all brought their expertise to make the day such a success.

Therapists such as Sandra Potter, Claire Matson and representatives from Knowle Grange and the Atman Clinic were hard at work giving taster sessions, whilst practitioners such as Michael Lingard from Buteyko Kent, Judy Bowen-Jones from Holloway Clinic and Fiona Corliss from the Bravo Clinic were giving talks and answering questions about their fields. Up in the Crabb Hall, local food proprietors such as Aubergine, Java Bean, Norwood Apple Juice and Revolution tea, were providing lunch for hungry visitors and exhibitors alike, supported by charities offering advice on anti-smoking and cancer care.

The event was well attended with almost 200 enthusiastic AXA employees, taking time out of their lunch hour to attend. They were greeted with a goody bag, including many offers from therapists and practitioners, a sample of salt from The Salt Cave, natural Tea Tree antiseptic from Nelsons, vouchers from Champneys and many other products. AXA and Wellbeing Magazine would like to thank all those who attended and exhibited, for making the day as interesting and informative as it was.

Rachel Branson

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Rachel Branson

Founder & Editor in Chief

With over 30 years in publishing and a background in Naturopathic Medicine, she has made it her mission to challenge mainstream health narratives and empower people to take control of their wellbeing. Now expanding her vision across the Atlantic, Rachel is bridging UK and US audiences with inspiring stories, trusted insights, and pioneering partnerships that align with a new era of health innovation.

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