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Articles on EAP, workplace wellness, culture and holistic care

Employee engaging in holistic and somatic workplace wellbeing practice.

Holistic & Somatic Practice: Engaging the Whole Person at Work

Holistic and somatic approaches help employees reduce stress, build emotional resilience, and experience culturally safe support. Discover how…

Diverse employees collaborating in a workplace that values wellbeing, relationships, and inclusion.

Family Dynamics in the Workplace: Building Cultures of Belonging

Workplaces are communities shaped by the same dynamics we experience at home. Discover how Shemewé Collective helps organisations build cultures of…

Inclusive workplace parenting support by Shemewé Collective showing families of different ages, cultures, and abilities supported through collective care and wellbeing.

Workplace Parenting Support & Collective Care

Parenting without a village has left many employees carrying invisible loads. Discover how Shemewé Collective rebuilds the village at work through…

Two men in a relaxed workplace conversation, representing connection over competition in men’s wellbeing.

Competition and Men’s Wellbeing in the Workplace

Competition can motivate achievement—but unchecked, it isolates men and undermines trust. Discover how Shemewé’s We Belong EAP and Men’s Wellbeing…

SME team meeting in a calm office, building a culture of care and early support.

What Makes an EAP Truly Inclusive for SMEs?

A truly inclusive EAP builds relationships first, making support accessible, familiar, and genuinely effective for SMEs. Discover how We Belong EAP…

Four coloured beads on a string representing core values of Shemewé Collective: Heart-Centered (red), Relationship-Led (pink), Multiplicity (multi-coloured), and Inclusivity (green), tied together with natural twine.

Foundations of Shemewé: Values That Guide Us

If you’re investing in an Employee Assistance Program (EAP), you want to know it’s reaching your people. Too often, EAPs sit on the shelf, promoted…

Abstract image of two swirling energy forms, one blue, one red, facing each other with a golden light between them. The light represents the metallurgical reaction of the She and He in Shemewé, symbolising their power to create when integrated.

The Meaning Behind She and He in Shemewé

Shemewé (pronounced Shem-a-way) is a social theory that emerged through observing, reflecting on and contemplating individuality and collective…

Co-creating a culturally safe space for a diverse team.

What Cultural Safety Means to Me - Exploring Cultural Safety in…

At Shemewé Collective, everything begins with relationship, not as a concept, but as a living experience. Cultural safety is not a policy or a…

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