JEEVI helps organisations understand what their people may need to feel supported, regulate stress and perform sustainably, using practical, evidence-informed approaches to workplace wellbeing.
Integrated mind-body wellbeing: practical techniques that settle the body's stress response during the working day.
Recognising load early and managing it before it shows up in performance, energy or absence.
Everyday mental health literacy, so people know what they are experiencing and where to go next.
Output that holds over quarters, not weeks - recovery treated as part of the work, not a reward for it.
Sessions designed so that people carrying difficult histories can take part safely, without disclosing anything.
Catching the quiet signs - withdrawal, cynicism, dropping energy - while they are still reversible.
Teams where people can raise a problem, admit a mistake or ask for help without it costing them.
of employees surveyed reported experiencing some degree of burnout
estimated annual cost to Australian employers associated with low psychosocial safety climate
average return for every $1 invested in creating a mentally healthy workplace
The Workplace Wellbeing Check is a short, evidence-informed Team Wellbeing Check built for HR leaders and business owners – not another generic pulse survey.
This check is an initial wellbeing consultation tool. It is not a clinical assessment, diagnostic instrument or substitute for a formal psychosocial risk assessment.
Takes 3 minutes, no downloads
Designed to identify common wellbeing themes across your team and help inform appropriate next steps.
Organisational summary of grouped wellbeing themes.
Your team completes a brief, confidential wellbeing questionnaire
JEEVI reviews grouped responses to identify common workplace wellbeing themes.
We meet with the organisation to discuss what the overall responses may be telling us.
We recommend an appropriate next step, such as an introductory session, tailored workshop or structured workplace wellbeing program.
Where appropriate, engagement and feedback are reviewed to help inform future wellbeing initiatives.
Micro-movement built into the working day
Nervous-system resets between demands
Tools to manage load before it spikes
Psychological safety across teams
Recovery habits that actually stick
Bring the JEEVI Method into your workplace for one session – designed and facilitated in person for your team, at no cost.
Complimentary sessions are subject to suitability, location, availability and an initial organisational conversation.
Informed by published workplace wellbeing research and JEEVI’s practical experience supporting people across community, care and professional environments.
JEEVI will explain the agreed privacy process before participation begins. Any report provided to theemployer should focus on grouped themes and should not identify individual participants.
No. It is an initial wellbeing conversation and information-gathering tool. It does not replace a formalpsychosocial risk assessment, workplace investigation, legal advice or an organisation’s work healthand safety obligations.
The initial organisational conversation and Team Wellbeing Check are complimentary. This includes the three-minute employee questionnaire, JEEVI's review of grouped wellbeing themes and an introductory organisational summary.
Eligible organisations may also be offered one complimentary 60-minute introductory workplace wellbeing session, subject to suitability, location and availability.
Ongoing workshops, employee wellbeing programs, leadership education, follow-up assessment and tailored organisational support are paid services. The scope and cost will always be discussed and agreed upon before any paid work begins.
Organisations can choose from introductory workshops, half-day workshops, an eight-week workplace wellbeing program, leadership and manager education, or support tailored to their team’s needs.
These services may address stress regulation, nervous system awareness, burnout prevention, psychological wellbeing, sustainable performance, team connection and psychological safety.
Programs are quoted according to team size, location, delivery format and scope. The complimentary session is a one-time introductory workplace wellbeing session. It is not an ongoing program, clinical service or formal psychosocial risk assessment.
No. Workplace sessions are educational and preventative. Employees requiring individual mentalhealth assessment or treatment should be encouraged to access an appropriately qualified healthprofessional or their organisation’s EAP.
Yes. Content can be adapted after discussing the organisation’s workforce, goals, identified concerns,accessibility requirements and existing wellbeing systems.
Online delivery may be available for suitable educational sessions and consultations. Please contactJEEVI to discuss your organisation’s location and needs.
In-person services are available across Wollongong, the Illawarra and Sydney, subject to suitabilityand availability.