From isolation to connection: how workplace yoga supports mental wellbeing
- shootfromthenib
- Aug 19
- 1 min read

In today’s hybrid working world, many employees find themselves toggling between home offices and corporate spaces, often with fewer opportunities for genuine connection. While flexibility has its perks, it can also lead to feelings of isolation, disconnection, and mental fatigue.
Recent data from the UK’s Office for National Statistics shows that mental health-related absences are on the rise, with stress, anxiety, and depression now accounting for over 50% of all work-related ill health. And with hybrid working becoming the norm, many employees report feeling less supported, less engaged, and more emotionally drained.
Yoga: A Safe Space to Reconnect
At BodhiWorks, we offer on-site and virtual drop-in yoga and meditation sessions designed to bring people together in a safe, inclusive, and non-judgmental environment. These sessions aren’t just about movement—they’re about connection, presence, and support.
Here’s how yoga helps:
Reduces stress and anxiety through breathwork and mindfulnes
Improves emotional regulation and resilience
Creates shared experiences that foster team cohesioN
Encourages self-awareness and empathy—key ingredients for collaboration
Whether practiced in-person or online, yoga offers a moment of pause in the day—a chance to reset, reflect, and reconnect with both body and mind.
Better Mental Health, Better Business
When employees feel supported and mentally well, they’re more likely to:
Engage meaningfully with their worK
Collaborate effectively with colleagues
Take fewer sick days due to stress or burnout
In fact, studies show that workplaces investing in mental wellbeing see higher productivity, lower turnover, and stronger team dynamics.
At BodhiWorks, we help organisations build a culture of care: one breath, one stretch, one moment at a time.





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