Working in a company is increasingly stressful. According to an Ipsos study, 38% of employees will have experienced stress in the last 12 months by 2024. This situation is prompting managers to place well-being at the heart of their strategy. Employers believe that it is essential to set up workplace well-being programmes.
Organising a well-being seminar is a great way to take a break from the daily grind, disconnect and come back feeling more motivated. It's also an opportunity to strengthen team cohesion.
By getting away from the usual framework, you create a space conducive to relaxation and informal exchange. Teams can recharge their batteries together, and the general atmosphere improves. in the long term, this often translates into lower absenteeism and renewed collective energy.
Whereez offers a variety of formulas to meet the specific needs of each company, while remaining faithful to the theme of well-being.
Residential well-being seminars take place in quiet, green locations, far from the city. At the Domaine de Gaston (Normandy), for example, your teams can enjoy the fresh country air and rejuvenating activities. This multi-day format combines work sessions with moments of relaxation (yoga, walks, spa...).
Participants stay on site in a gîte or ecolodge, for a real change of scenery. This natural setting encourages concentration and provides a break from routine. What's more, group accommodation and shared meals strengthen the bonds between colleagues.
For companies with tight schedules, Whereez offers day seminars near Paris or other major cities. You leave early in the morning for a day of immersion outside your usual environment. During these 8 hours or so, workshops (relaxation, meditation, gentle team building) alternate with convivial breaks to ensure relaxation and efficiency.
This format allows you to recharge your batteries without adding an overnight stay to your budget. Travel time is kept to a minimum, and the energy is back the very next day.
Themed seminars create an original atmosphere based around well-being. For example, the Feel-Good Garden Party is a day in the countryside where nature, relaxation and creativity come together.
The programme includes
This type of tailor-made seminar encourages active participation. Each activity is chosen to surprise and unite the teams around a single theme. It also shows the company's commitment to their quality of life outside the office.
To complement these formats, Whereez offers specialised activities that de-stress and unite participants.
Yoga, combined with sophrology, relaxes body and mind. Guided by an instructor, the group goes through a series of gentle postures and breathing exercises. This ancient discipline enhances mental and emotional well-being. Simple yoga sessions significantly reduce anxiety and depression.
In the workplace, group yoga encourages concentration, flexibility and full presence. After a few exercises, everyone leaves feeling calmer and more centred.
Thesehypno-relaxation and sound bath sessions combine :
The aim is to help you let go quickly: body tensions disappear under the practitioner's voice and the sound vibrations. It's a fairly new experience in the workplace, and one that's much appreciated for its ability to relieve accumulated stress. At the end of the session, the majority of participants feel a greater sense of inner calm and clarity of mind.
Immersing yourself in nature (forest, river, mountains) is the perfect way to recharge your batteries. This programme in the Ardèche offers :
Forest bathing' (shinrin-yoku) has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety and improve mood. Walking slowly among the trees helps to relieve the pressure. Everyone returns relaxed, with the feeling of having shared an authentic moment.
Green" locations are often preferred by employees:
For a one-day seminar, a seminar centre close to a nature park or a hotel with a spa may be suitable.
Certified professionals:
At Whereez, each speaker is selected for his or her expertise and ability to put participants at ease.
There are many benefits:
All these elements contribute to a calmer and more productive working environment after the event.
The cost depends on several factors: the number of participants, the duration, the location (distance, standing), the activities included, as well as catering and transport. As a general rule, you can expect to pay around €150 to €300 per person for a one-day seminar, and €400 to €800 per person for a 2-day/1-night residential stay (these estimates often include accommodation and meals). To refine your budget, list the following items of expenditure:
With careful planning, you can tailor the programme to suit your budget.
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