Across the board, Wimbledon businesses recognise and embrace the importance of employees’ mental health and wellbeing. From global corporations to local community groups, Wimbledon businesses are providing an extensive range of support initiatives to take care of those who work and live here.
Domestic & General, based on Worple Road, has recently been certified as a Great Place To Work.
84% of employees say it is a great place to work, citing the fantastic office space and working environment which facilitates collaboration. The company is also highly rated for its fair treatment of all employees regardless of age, race, gender and sexual orientation, as well as for recognising and celebrating success.
Third Space Wimbledon is a world-class wellness sanctuary, where training meets tranquility. Beyond the exquisite setting, state-of-the-art fitness facilities, and comprehensive class programme, Third Space also provides dedicated spaces and sessions to focus on the mind, including deep meditation, relaxation, breathwork and guided contrast therapy, helping you to feel not only physically stronger but also mentally refreshed and renewed.
Soke Wimbledon provides mental health care and guidance, delivered in an environment designed to enhance a sense of wellness, comfort and security. A multi-disciplinary team of best-in-class psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists, coaches and other well-being and personal development specialists, offer a wide range of services for adults, children and families, organisations and schools, ensuring prompt, well-informed guidance towards care that is appropriate to their needs.
The Practice Rooms Wimbledon offers an extensive range of therapies including counselling, psychotherapy, couples therapy, hypnotherapy, holistic therapy, dance movement psychotherapy and much more in tranquil, beautiful rooms dedicated to support a thriving and diverse therapeutic intiative.
The Alexandra is well-known for its super-welcoming vibe and legendary free Christmas lunch, and it also inspired the pioneering Meet Up Mondays Network which aims to reduce loneliness by providing a warm space every Monday for people to come and have a friendly chat over free tea and coffee.
Wimbledon Guild is our local community charity offering a variety of support to ensure no one has to face life’s challenges alone. This ranges from practical advice on finance and wellbeing, to courses and workshops as well as bereavement support, social events, counselling and physical activities. Wimbledon Guild supports over 4,000 people in Merton across Merton each year and are currently refurbishing Guild House on Worple Road, marking a significant investment in local wellbeing services by the charity.
Tuned In aims to combat some of the issues of loneliness, and is a regular session taking place in Merton Arts Space, Wimbledon Library. Tuned In works with acclaimed musician, performer and writer Jah Wobble (aka John Wardle), who facilitates musical jam sessions to share and develop musical skills and knowledge, while also helping individuals to build social connections and friendship groups. The project targets men, particularly those in the age group 50+, where loneliness is at its highest but is open and accessible to all, offering an opportunity for people from all walks of life to come together and enjoy mutual support.
Good to know: Lush on Wimbledon Bridge participates in the nationwide Safe Space Initiative, offering a safe and secure place for individuals to seek assistance, such as during a panic attack or feeling overwhelmed.
