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The New Zealand Winegrowers (NZW) Go You! workshops are running again in 2022.
The workshops aim to help boost morale, reignite enthusiasm, enhance mental wellbeing, and provide tools and resources to support this. The aim is for attendees to feel re-energised, back in control of their wellbeing and future, and ultimately ready to take positive action. Workshops will take place throughout October in Marlborough, Hawke's Bay, Auckland and Central Otago. Workshops in other regions can also be arranged upon request. Find our more information and book your tickets as nzwine.com/en/events/go-you-workshops/.
WorkSafe has information on mentally healthy work at worksafe.govt.nz/topic-and-industry/work-related-health/mental-health/mentally-healthy-work.
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