Humanising Our Workplaces helps organisations change how work actually happens by focusing on three things:
We do this through:
It’s not a programme you attend.
It’s a way of working you build — together.

For organisations ready to support this more intentionally, the approach is brought to life through Hi Humaniser!™ — our digital platform that helps individuals, teams and organisations turn intention into everyday practice.
Hi Humaniser!™ supports the work by:
Most people already know what good looks like.
Change sticks when behaviours actually show up in everyday work.
That’s why Humanising Our Workplaces follows a simple rhythm:
Teams start by trying one small way of working in real situations — in meetings, decisions, and day-to-day interactions. Nothing abstract. Nothing heavy. Just a simple experiment, done together.
Short moments help teams pause and notice: What’s working? What feels different? What’s getting in the way? These check-ins make learning visible — not just assumed.
Teams don’t keep everything. They choose what actually helped — and make those practices part of how they work. Over time, those choices turn into habits. And habits shape culture.
At the heart of the approach is The Humaniser’s Framework™, made up of:
Together, they give teams a shared language for how they work — turning “culture” from something abstract into something people can recognise, talk about and practise.
Every element of the approach is shaped by research and grounded in how work actually happens.
We draw from four complementary domains:
Neuroscience — how our brains respond to safety, threat, and connection
Psychology — how people form habits, change behaviour, and make sense of work
Organisational behaviour — how teams, systems, and incentives shape action
Social & cultural science — how norms, power, and context influence experience
Humanising work isn’t about perfection. It’s about progress — built through small, intentional shifts over time. It’s not about adding more initiatives or asking people to work harder.
It’s about designing work in a way that helps people and teams do good work — consistently.