Brighter Days deliver talks that will inspire, educate, and equip
One in four people, in the UK, struggle with their mental health each year
UK workers took over 319 million days off work for illnesses, at an estimated cost of £43 billion to employers
Employers see a return of £5.30 on average for every £1 invested in staff wellbeing - Deloitte
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, workplaces faced unprecedented challenges, requiring them to become resilient and cultivate healthier, more honest cultures. Amidst this backdrop, Patrick Regan OBE embarked on a quest to rethink organisational wellbeing. Engaging in insightful conversations with leading experts across various disciplines, Patrick identified a pressing need for practical solutions that would empower organisations and their people. Brighter Days offers innovative training programs designed to address the evolving demands of the modern workplace.
With Patrick's vision and expertise, Brighter Days has become a part of the solution, helping organisations and their people navigate uncertainty, develop resilience, and foster cultures that prioritise wellbeing and authenticity. We are reshaping the future of work, one brighter day at a time.
We aim to provide innovative training and talks that help individuals navigate uncertainty, and develop resilience, authentic workplace culture.
We want to see your team thrive and flourish, enabling them to reach their full potential and become the best versions of themselves.
To inspire and empower individuals to prioritise their mental and physical well-being, fostering a life of holistic health, peace, and contentment.
Patrick Regan OBE is an activist who is passionate about speaking on themes such as resilience, courage and wellbeing. He has founded two award-winning charities; XLP, a Schools and Community Charity which he ran for 22 years and pioneered Kintsugi Hope which has Wellbeing Groups all over the UK to help people in the area of their mental health. He is a mental health first aider, a campaigner on issues of social justice and was awarded an OBE for his services to young people by the late Queen Elizabeth II. He is an Honorary Fellow of the South Bank University for his contribution to Justice and Wellbeing and recently was awarded CEO of the year 2023 for mental health training.
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