Working Wellness
Transformation that won't cost the Earth

Feng Shui in Staffordshire

Feng Shui (an environmental science) enhances energy by using the Taoist model of the ‘Five Elements’ within a room, home or business. Stagnant energy results in occupants suffering sleepiness, headaches, lacking focus and direction. But, guided by the principles of Feng Shui, stagnant energy can be replenished by strategic use of air filtering plants (NASA Researched), non-toxic paints, natural materials and furniture, inspirational artwork and colour psychology. These elements combine to promote a healthy environment within which people will be happy to spend their working hours.

The art of Feng Shui is not just about decoration. It is an ancient Chinese practice of creating a space that achieves harmony with the environment. It involves a balance between design, placement and proportion.

"Anita, may your dedicated work with keeping places of employment healthy and putting spirit back into work places bring solace and comfort to many. The importance of this kind of work cannot be over-emphasized."
Denise Linn. www.deniselinn.com
(Denise Linn has been called "America's best-kept secret." She is an internationally respected healer, writer and teacher, and a world-acclaimed expert in Feng Shui space clearing. She has written 15 books, including the best-seller, "Sacred Space." Denise has also featured on Oprah, Discovery Channel and BBC TV etc.)

"Congratulations Anita, on creating the 'Working Well-ness' initiative. Having worked with many companies over the years, a healthy working environment is an issue I am passionate about. I am delighted that 'The Feng Shui Academy' and 'Working Well-ness' will network in the future and wish you continued success with your innovative initiative."
Robert Gray. www.fengshuiacademy.co.uk
(Robert Gray is the Founder, Director and Principal Consultant of The Feng Shui Academy which was established in 1996. He teaches and consults across Europe, Brazil and the United States. His work has been regularly featured in National Press and Television.)