Working with Organisations

beanddo™ works with organisations, universities, and educational settings that understand wellbeing is not a bolt-on, but foundational to how people think, teach, lead, and collaborate.

With over 35 years’ experience working across education, academia, leadership, and creative industries, I offer practical, evidence-informed yoga, meditation, and coaching programmes designed for real-world pressures. The work develops attention, resilience, emotional intelligence, and embodied awareness—skills increasingly essential in complex, high-demand environments.

This is not about slowing down for the sake of it, but learning how to work, teach, and lead with greater clarity, steadiness, and impact.

A group of people sitting in a circle in a conference room, participating in a discussion or workshop.

“Mick guided us with skill and care through a brilliant series of meditations and creative activities that helped unleash our potential. We all found it enlightening and a lot of fun! It clearly got the creative and intellectual juices flowing, and helped to tap into a different way of thinking, being, and doing. As architects and 21st Century human beings in general, it's all too easy to be trapped in the minutiae of everyday problems that can get in the way of our creativity. Learning how to get out of our own way and allow our best creative selves to shine forth has never felt more important. We left with new skills and ideas to help us become who we want to be, and able to do more than we thought we could, both together and individually.”

Sam Goss Barefoot Architects

If you think this can work for your organisation get in touch
  • A group of young people seated in a circle with eyes closed, appearing to meditate or practice mindfulness in a studio or classroom.

    Working with higher education

  • A group of approximately twenty people in a classroom poses for a photo. They are smiling and dressed in business casual attire. The classroom has large windows, a whiteboard, and a clock on the wall.

    Working with trainee teachers

  • Group of people seated in a row during a meditation or mindfulness session, some with eyes closed and hands in a meditative pose, in a well-lit room.

    Working with private business

  • Three women sitting on chairs in a room, appears to be a prayer or meditation session, eyes closed, hands resting on laps or knees, with a yellow wall and a door in the background.

    Working with health care providers

  • People participating in a yoga or meditation class under a large tent at an outdoor festival, sitting cross-legged on mats, with colorful flags and stalls in the background.

    Working in festivals

  • A group of young people participating in a workshop or discussion in a bright, industrial-style room with large windows and potted plants. They are sitting in a circular arrangement, with a facilitator at the front near a whiteboard and a banner that says 'beanddo.'

    Working with mental health charities

  • Group of nine women and one man standing in a room, smiling at the camera, some wearing casual clothes and others in sportswear, with a wooden door in the background.

    Training new yoga and meditation teachers

  • Group of people smiling and posing for a photo indoors, some holding pamphlets or papers.

    Working with school teachers

  • A supportive monthly meditation session with Mick for those already practising, or returning to practice. These drop-in sessions offer a steady space to practise, reflect, and deepen your understanding of meditation—without pressure.

    Working with social care

  • beanddo™ works with organisations, universities, and educational settings that understand wellbeing is not a bolt-on, but foundational to how people think, teach, lead, and collaborate.

    Working with creative industries