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Written by Eilidh Stewart-Barritt, Neurodiversity Workplace Coach, DSE Assessor and Chief Operating Officer of
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Written by Eilidh Stewart-Barritt, Neurodiversity Workplace Coach, DSE Assessor and Chief Operating Officer of
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by Joanne Allpress – Senior Ergonomics Consultant If you’ve ever looked into ergonomics or musculoskeletal health, you’ve probably come across
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by Joanne Allpress – Senior Ergonomics Consultant When people think of a DSE assessment,
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When discussing Display Screen Equipment (DSE) adjustments, the conversation can quickly focus on chairs,
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By Eilidh Stewart-Barritt, COO Inspired Ergonomics Every day, millions of people drag themselves to
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There’s something powerful about hearing important conversations discussed out loud. Recently, our founder, Nichola
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Comorbidity in the Workplace: Why Biopsychosocial Perspective Matters By Eilidh Stewart-Barritt The Biopsychosocial Model at Work The Biopsychosocial (BPS) model, originally proposed by George Engel
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When Talking Is Easier Than Typing: Understanding Dragon in the Workplace By Jonathan Wijnen In many workplaces, typing is a core part of the working
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Why Fresh Perspectives Matter in Ergonomics – Even at Home by Joanne Allpress When I moved house recently, I was excited to create a comfortable
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Beyond the Chair: Why January Discomfort Isn’t Always a Workstation Problem By: Nichola Adams We are heading towards the end of January, and we’re already
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Body doubling at work: why it consistently outperforms other ADHD strategies Despite the abundance of productivity apps, planners and techniques available, one strategy keeps quietly
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Endometriosis at work Endometriosis is a long-term health condition where the tissue that lines the womb grows in other areas of the body, mostly affecting
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