Workplace Wellbeing and Resilience Programmes

Practical, evidence-based programmes that help teams manage pressure, recover well and work together with greater steadiness. Delivered in person in Hong Kong or online, in English or Cantonese.

Who these programmes suit

We design each programme around the group in the room. Common contexts include:

Teams Carrying Heavy Workloads

Professional services, finance, legal, healthcare, and education teams working at high intensity over long periods.

Managers & Team Leads

People responsible for others’ workload and morale, who rarely receive training in how to hold that responsibility well.

Working Parents

Employees managing school runs, caregiving, and career progression at the same time, often across cultures and time zones.

Organisations In Transition

Teams absorbing restructuring, relocation, rapid growth, or a change of leadership.

Our Programmes

Foundations of Workplace Wellbeing

A seven‑session programme built on positive psychology. Participants choose one small, specific practice each week and review it together.

Format7 sessions of 60 to 90 minutes, or a half‑day or full‑day workshop

Resilience at Work

A six‑session programme on staying steady under pressure and recovering afterwards, with a shared framework that gives teams a common language.

Format6 sessions of 60 to 90 minutes, or a two‑part intensive

Mindfulness for Teams

Secular, practical training in attention and calm, with no prior experience needed.

FormatA single session, a four to six week course, or a lunchtime series

How a programme comes together

01

Conversation

A 30 minute call to understand the team, the pressures they are under, and what the organisation hopes will change.

02

Design

We select the programme, adapt examples and exercises to your context, and agree the format, language, and schedule.

03

Delivery

Sessions run in your office or online, with between-session practices that take minutes rather than hours.

04

Review

A closing summary of themes, anonymised so individual confidence is preserved, together with recommendations for what the organisation can sustain.

Confidentiality: What participants share in sessions stays in the room. We report themes and recommendations to the organisation, never individual disclosures.

Why LuminaMinds

Heide Cheuk founded LuminaMinds after a career in law, followed by postgraduate counselling training at The University of Hong Kong and professional training in leadership, mindfulness and schema therapy.

She understands professional environments where performance is measured closely and hours are long, and she brings clinical training to the moments when a session touches something significant for a participant.

LuminaMinds works with parents, children, teens, families, schools, and workplaces across Hong Kong, which means our corporate programmes account for the whole person, including the employee who is also a parent, a carer, and a newcomer to the city.

Discuss a programme for your team

Tell us about your team and what you would like to be different in six months. We will recommend a format honestly, including when a shorter piece of work would serve you better than a full programme.