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# Rail Wellbeing Live

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## On Demand
- [The stress factor: practical ways to cope with pressure at work and beyond](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/anxiety/the-stress-factor-practical-ways-to-cope-with-pressure-at-work-and-beyond/): At Rail Wellbeing Live 2026, psychotherapist and wellbeing coach Natasha Crowe shared a calm and practical approach to managing stress in everyday life. This relatable session explores why stress is a natural part of being human and how modern life can make it harder to switch off and recover.
- [The power of forgiveness: finding strength, hope and healing](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/mind/the-power-of-forgiveness-finding-strength-hope-and-healing/): At Rail Wellbeing Live 2026, this powerful session explored the meaning of forgiveness and its role in healing and wellbeing. In a deeply personal conversation, Mina Smallman shares her story with honesty and strength, offering a moving reflection on grief, resilience and finding hope after loss.
- [An inside look at TfL’s award winning approach to tackling addiction in the workplace](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/balance/an-inside-look-at-tfls-award-winning-approach-to-tackling-addiction-in-the-workplace/): This Rail Wellbeing Live 2026 session offers an honest and powerful look at how Transport for London supports employees affected by addiction. Combining professional insight with lived experience, Liz Darlison and Foziah Bashir share how the right support at work can help people recover, rebuild and return safely.
- [Suicide awareness in the workplace: an HR perspective](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/connection/suicide-awareness-in-the-workplace-an-hr-perspective/): This powerful session from Rail Wellbeing Live 2026 explores the human side of workplace wellbeing, focusing on suicide awareness and the impact of organisational processes on individuals. Through honest and deeply moving stories, voices from across BAM UK and Ireland highlight what can happen when pressure, change and personal struggles collide.
- [Staying human in a digital world: finding real connection in a busy, online life](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/balance/staying-human-in-a-digital-world-finding-real-connection-in-a-busy-online-life/): In a world of constant notifications and scrolling, this Rail Wellbeing Live 2026 session explores why it is possible to feel connected yet still alone. In Staying human in a digital world, psychotherapist John Paul Davis shares powerful insights into the importance of real connection for both mental and physical wellbeing.
- [Small hacks, big results: simple ways to feel better every day](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/balance/small-hacks-big-results-simple-ways-to-feel-better-every-day/): If you are looking for simple, practical ways to improve your wellbeing, this Rail Wellbeing Live 2026 session is a great place to start. In Small hacks, big results, GP and wellbeing expert Ayan Panja shares a realistic approach to health that focuses on small, achievable changes.
- [Sleepiness is serious: why fatigue and road risk must be part of every conversation](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/balance/sleepiness-is-serious-why-fatigue-and-road-risk-must-be-part-of-every-conversation/): At Rail Wellbeing Live 2026, Caitriona O’Brien highlighted an issue that is often overlooked but carries serious consequences. Fatigue is not just about feeling tired, it is a major safety risk that affects judgement, reaction times and lives.
- [From adversity to purpose: Daniel Edozie’s story of resilience at Rail Wellbeing Live 2026](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/connection/from-adversity-to-purpose-daniel-edozies-story-of-resilience-at-rail-wellbeing-live-2026/): At Rail Wellbeing Live 2026, this powerful and deeply personal session shares the remarkable story of speaker and mentor Daniel Edozie. In conversation with Odis Palmer, he reflects on a childhood shaped by instability and adversity, and the turning points that helped him build a new path.
- [Applying industry insights to make an impact on mental health](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/anxiety/applying-industry-insights-to-make-an-impact-on-mental-health/): At Rail Wellbeing Live 2026, Isabel Masetti explored one of the rail industry’s most pressing challenges, work related stress, and how better use of data can help organisations move beyond measuring it to actually reducing it. This insightful session highlights why stress is a system wide issue and the importance of understanding what is really driving it.
- [The industrial athlete: rethinking health in an ageing rail workforce](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/balance/the-industrial-athlete-rethinking-health-in-an-ageing-rail-workforce/): At Rail Wellbeing Live 2026, osteopath Geoff offers a fresh perspective on workplace health by encouraging us to see rail workers as industrial athletes. This practical and engaging session explores how the physical demands of rail work compare to sport, and why readiness, strength and recovery matter more than we might think.
- [Hijacked minds: how to take back control in a world built to grab your attention](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/balance/hijacked-minds-how-to-take-back-control-in-a-world-built-to-grab-your-attention/): At Rail Wellbeing Live 2026, behavioural scientist Patrick explored why we are so drawn to our screens and how much of our online behaviour is carefully shaped by design. This eye opening session reveals the hidden psychology behind scrolling, notifications and digital habits.
- [Handling Uncertainty: practical ways to stay steady through change](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/anxiety/handling-uncertainty-practical-ways-to-stay-steady-through-change/): At Rail Wellbeing Live 2026, Wendy McCristal shared a practical and relatable guide to navigating uncertainty at work and in life. In an industry facing constant change, this session explores why uncertainty feels so challenging and how it can impact wellbeing, focus and performance.
- [Fertility MOTs: why knowing earlier can change everything](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/balance/fertility-mots-why-knowing-earlier-can-change-everything/): This open and insightful session from Rail Wellbeing Live 2026 highlights why understanding your fertility earlier can give you more choice and confidence later on.
- [Beyond the tracks: real conversations on leadership, learning and wellbeing](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/connection/beyond-the-tracks-real-conversations-on-leadership-learning-and-wellbeing/): This session is a reminder that behind every role in rail, there is a person. And when people feel supported, listened to and valued, the whole industry benefits. Beyond the tracks brought together three respected leaders from across the rail industry to talk openly about what really sits behind strong leadership, personal growth and wellbeing.
- [Wake up to better sleep: simple habits that make a big difference](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/balance/wake-up-to-better-sleep-simple-habits-that-make-a-big-difference/): Sleep is something we all do, yet many of us struggle to get it right. In this session from Rail Wellbeing Live 2026, NHS doctor and sleep specialist Josh Kovoor breaks down what really matters when it comes to rest. His message is clear. Better sleep is not about perfection. It is about understanding how your body works and giving it what it needs.
- [Strategies for Better Brain Health](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/balance/strategies-for-better-brain-health/): Looking after your brain might not be top of your list, but at Rail Wellbeing Live 2026 it quickly became clear why it should be. In this engaging session, neurologist Dr Faye Begeti shares simple, practical ways to support your brain health over time.
- [Anti-inflammatory living made simple: small changes, big impact](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/balance/anti-inflammatory-living-made-simple-small-changes-big-impact/): At Rail Wellbeing Live 2026, nutritional scientist Toral Shah shared a practical and empowering look at how everyday choices can shape our long term health. Her message was simple: small, consistent changes can have a meaningful impact.
- [Behind the mask: ADHD, anxiety and the hidden realities of women and girls](https://www.railwellbeinglive.co.uk/resources/anxiety/behind-the-mask-adhd-anxiety-and-the-hidden-realities-of-women-and-girls/): This session is a powerful reminder that wellbeing is not one size fits all. It is shaped by identity, biology, life experiences and the systems we work within.