Designing Workplace Wellbeing Programs People Use
Design a wellbeing program employees choose voluntarily and managers can sustain.
Who this is for
- HR and people leaders
- Occupational health teams
- Program managers accountable for participation
Prerequisites: Access to a real or planned program to work on during the course.
What you will be able to do
- 01
Diagnose why an existing program is under-used
- 02
Design for voluntary participation instead of mandates
- 03
Select measures leadership will accept
- 04
Build a manager-support plan that survives quarter changes
Module preview
- 01
Orient: why programs fail quietly
Participation data and root causes.
- 02
Learn: program architecture
Offer design, access, and incentives.
- 03
Notice: the manager layer
Case observation of enabling and blocking behavior.
- 04
Practice: design your program
Build the plan you will actually run.
- 05
Receive feedback: peer and faculty review
Structured critique against a rubric.
- 06
Demonstrate: leadership brief
Present the program case and measures.
Practice and assessment
You leave with a complete program plan and a leadership brief.
Instructor
Dana Whitfield
Faculty, workforce wellbeing
Fifteen years building employee health programs across health systems and manufacturing.
Credential
Certificate of completion. Available as a team enrollment.
Wellness Academy