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London financial daily City AM met with PR Superstar client Positive Health Strategies for a feature on employee well-being.
The paper argues that the sooner more companies take their employees’ mental health seriously, the better for everyone. Positive’s clients include Grant Thornton who are featured in the article.
Read the feature in today’s City AM.
A modern-day shaman is set to teach busy professionals the art of stress-free living – with a first-of-its-kind course held in one of the world’s most stressed-out cities.
Doug Osborne is a qualified shaman and has trained with ancient tribes in deepest Peru.
He is also a Putney-based clinical hypnotherapist and has teamed up with Dr Tony Evans, a counselling psychologist and Senior Lecturer at Roehampton University, to create the UK’s ultimate life management course, to be PR’ed by PR Superstar.
‘The Wheel,’ a unique two-day workshop launching in London in the autumn, combines modern-day science with age-old shamanic wisdom – which can be traced back tens of thousands of years – to help people effectively manage the stresses of modern living.
The ground-breaking course is based around the shamanic medicine wheel. Our ancient ancestors believed that this wheel had great power and it helped to create positive change and healing. These wheels have been used throughout history and in almost every culture. For more information, visit The Wheel website.
Middlesex-based health and fitness specialist Motive8 and its market-leading gym service have signed up London PR company PR Superstar to help grow their profile.
It follows PR Superstar’s proven track record in the health, fitness and well-being sector, delivering regular media coverage in the likes of The Times, The Sunday Times, The Daily Telegraph, The News of the World, BBC, ITV and CNN.
For a no-obligation chat about how journalist-run PR Superstar can help grow your business and win you new clients with high-profile public relations campaigns, call us on 020 8274 0807 or e-mail hello@prsuperstar.co.uk
Girlguiding UK has launched a high-profile public relations campaign aimed at highlighting airbrushed photos and their damaging impact on young people.
The PR campaign is urging Government to introduce compulsory labelling on ‘touched-up’ images in magazines, following Girlguiding UK research which found that 50% of 16-21-year-old girls would consider having surgery to change the way they look. A petition has also been launched.
What a relevant and timely public relations campaign that should hopefully secure long overdue change - it should also help to shape a generation of self-confident girls and young women, as well as catapult Girlguiding UK into the 21st Century and drive an army of eager new recruits their way! Find out more on the Girlguiding UK website.
The Great Paywall Experiment, So Far, So Good…
The websites of The Times and The Sunday Times have fared well since a paywell was introduced last month, reports media trade magazine Press Gazette.
The two sites retained 1.6 million users in July, however, this was a fall from 2.8 million users who accessed thetimes.co.uk and thesundaytimes.co.uk in May, before paid access was introduced.
Other media are watching News International’s great paywall experiment like hawks, and may or may not follow suit depending upon how things go! So far, it looks like the gamble is paying off for media mogul Rupert Murdoch.
Tags: Paywall, Press Gazette, Rupert Murdoch, The Sunday Times, The Times, UK National Newspaper Websites | Posted in Online Media, PR Comment August 17th, 2010