Science-backed workshops, talks and programmes that help teams handle pressure well and keep their best people well. Delivered in person in Cyprus and online worldwide.
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Meet Jo
I'm Jo Stavraki (Ioanna to some, Jo Wellbeing to others), a wellbeing consultant with an MSc in Applied Neuropsychology and over a decade of experience with organisations across the UK, Cyprus and beyond.
I help organisations understand what sustained pressure does to the brain, and turn that science into practical habits a team can use on an ordinary, overloaded Tuesday.
The result is workshops, talks and programmes for teams and leaders who want to perform well and still recognise themselves on a Friday afternoon. It all starts with a conversation.
Book a Discovery CallThe Science Bit
Pressure at work shows up on the balance sheet long before it shows up in a resignation letter. The research is clear on both the cost and the payback.
A free 25-minute discovery call. An honest conversation about your people, your pressures and what would genuinely help.
Book a Discovery CallHow I Can Help
Practical, science-backed sessions on stress, focus, resilience and communication. Each one is built around your team's real pressures, so people leave with tools they will actually use on Monday.
Leaders set the emotional weather for everyone else. I help leadership teams understand how pressure shapes decisions, and build a culture where high performance and wellbeing pull in the same direction.
A complimentary 25-minute call to understand your team and see whether working together is the right fit. No pitch, no pressure.
Why I Do This Work
Because I have seen what happens when good people keep going without support.
A brain under chronic stress is more than "a bit tired." Memory, decision-making, emotional regulation and the ability to connect all take a hit. Multiply that across a team and you can see it in the work: slower decisions, shorter tempers, quieter meetings and, eventually, empty desks.
My work helps organisations turn that around, with practical, evidence-led tools that make steadiness part of how a team works.
Good Questions
The questions organisations ask most often. If yours is not here, bring it to the call.