Full of science-backed tips on how to design any workspace for physical and emotional wellbeing, "Well at Work helps us thrive wherever we work." (Arianna Huffington)

Whether you work in a traditional office or a corner of your bedroom, staying well at work need not be a luxury. But wellness at work isn't just about staying physically healthy; it's also about reducing stress and improving mood, focus, energy, and productivity.

Well at Work reveals how to optimize our workspaces for wellbeing across the seven domains of integrative health: stress and resilience, movement, sleep, relationships, environment, nutrition, and spirituality, and even the air we breathe. You'll learn:

How the environment you work in all day can affect your sleep at night
Optimal lighting and noise levels for reducing stress and improving focus
How to adjust temperature and humidity to stay alert and protect against infection
Why open-plan offices can keep you more active
The myriad benefits of access to nature (and how to bring nature indoors)
Office layouts that foster social interactions but not distraction
Foods to enhance cognitive performance
And more

Along the way, you'll meet the scientists and doctors, designers and architects, and building science professionals who are striving to make workplaces more conducive to wellbeing. And you'll glimpse into the future of the workplace, where artificial intelligence and the metaverse will help us create environments that respond to our individual needs.

Above all, you'll come away with a menu of simple, "innovative, and often overlooked" (Dr. Richard Carmona) steps anyone can take to be--and stay--well at work.

Full of science-backed tips on how to design any workspace for physical and emotional wellbeing, "Well at Work helps us thrive wherever we work." (Arianna Huffington)

How the environment you work in all day can affect your sleep at night
Optimal lighting and noise levels for reducing stress and improving focus
How to adjust temperature and humidity to stay alert and protect against infection
Why open-plan offices can keep you more active
The myriad benefits of access to nature (and how to bring nature indoors)
Office layouts that foster social interactions but not distraction
Foods to enhance cognitive performance
And more

Above all, you'll come away with a menu of simple, "innovative, and often overlooked" (Dr. Richard Carmona) steps anyone can take to be--and stay--well at work.

Well at Work: Creating Wellbeing in Any Workspace