iGlobalWellness launches Wellness4Life programmes

March 6, 2012 - PRLog -- LONDON, UK – Wellness services provider iGlobalWellness is this month launching its Wellness 4 Life programmes to help managers and staff change their long-term behaviour and adopt active, healthier lifestyles.

Scientific research suggests it’s healthier for most people to remain active all day rather spending hours working out.1 iGlobalWellness encourages people to be more active by supplying them with a revolutionary monitor which measures speed and intensity of movement and calorie burn. Users can track their daily activity levels on an interactive website and change their activity habits accordingly.

iGlobalWellness offers two Wellness 4 Life programmes: a year-long programme aimed at senior management and a four-month programme aimed at an organisation’s staff. Both begin with an assessment week when a person’s typical day-to-day activity is monitored. The user then has a nutritional consultation and is assigned a personal coach to help them change their habits and increase their activity. Over the course of the programme they receive regular lunchtime awareness sessions to monitor their behaviour and encourage good, active habits and healthy eating.

iGlobalWellness is offering the Wellness4Life programmes to senior managers and staff at organizations in the UK from this month.

About iGlobalWellness
iGlobalWellness is a leading supplier of the next generation of corporate wellness programmes. The company’s revolutionary approach focuses on fun and competition, whilst including all employees. iGW uses advanced technology, interactive web resources and personalised support to encourage staff to become more active and develop healthier lifestyles. iGW clients include Deloitte, Panasonic, Sheffield University and GSK. iGW is also a proud supporter of Actionaid making a donation for every participant who takes part in its programmes.
www.iGlobalWellness.com                                 www.StayActiveChallenge.com

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1 Research by Dr James Levine of the Mayo Clinic, University of Minnesota