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For HR directors & L&D Leaders

Your employees are digitally overwhelmed — at their desks and at home. It's costing UK employers £8bn a year.

Most adults have never been taught to navigate the digital world, yet suffer the consequences at home and at work. The SMR Corporate Digital Wellbeing Programme addresses digital overwhelm at source with measureable outcomes.

4.8/5

Average session rating across all cohorts

94%

of participants said they would change their behaviour

100%

would recommend the programme to a colleague

Trusted by leading organisations across the UK

Testimonials

Hear it from the organisations we work with.

Tailored to your people

One programme. Every dimension of a person's life.

The digital world doesn't separate work from home. Neither do we.

01 · Professional

For every employee — whatever their role

Digital overwhelm, always-on culture and AI anxiety erode focus. For those in services-based desk roles, the pressure compounds — navigating public interactions and the reputational weight of getting it wrong online. SMR gives every person the tools to perform at their best.

Covers

Screen fatigue · Always-on culture · Neurodiversity · AI literacy · Digital overwhelm · Online reputation · Critical thinking · Misinformation

10m

UK adults lack basic digital skills

Digital Poverty Alliance, 2024

02 · Personal

For the individual

Critical thinking, digital boundaries, online safety and AI literacy — the skills most adults were never taught. Whether it's recognising harmful influence, managing screen time or understanding how data is used, SMR builds resilience that lasts beyond the workplace.

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Critical thinking · Digital boundaries · AI literacy · Online safety · Screen time · Harmful influence · Algorithmic awareness · Emotional resilience

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of UK adults confident they can spot AI-generated content

House of Lords, 2025

03 · Family

For your working parents and carers

46% of working parents say that worry about their child's wellbeing affects their focus at work. SMR gives parents the knowledge and confidence to have the right conversations at home — about online harms, AI companions and neurodiverse children.

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Online safety · AI companions · Grooming signals · Digital agreements · Screen time · Parental confidence · Understanding apps · Mental wellbeing

46%

of working parents say their child's online safety affects their focus at work

Deloitte, 2024

04 · Managers

For people managers and team leads

Digital anxiety, coercive control signals and neurodiverse struggles show up in teams every day — most managers lack the framework to recognise them. SMR gives managers the confidence to have the right conversations without overstepping.

Covers

Digital anxiety · Coercive control · Neurodiversity · Confident conversations · Team wellbeing · Duty of care · Inclusive management

258%

rise in tech-facilitated abuse cases — showing up in every workplace

Refuge, 2018–2022

05 · Civic

For society

Employees who understand misinformation, challenge harmful ideologies and act as responsible digital citizens make the internet safer for everyone. 10% of every programme fee funds free training in under-resourced schools.

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Misinformation · Digital citizenship · Harmful ideologies · Civic responsibility · Community safety · Social media impact · 10% give-back

10%

of every programme fee funds free training in under-resourced schools

SMR Give-Back Programme

06 · Career & ambition

For your Gen Z workforce

Social media comparison, AI dependency and the pressure to perform publicly are real challenges for young professionals. SMR gives them the critical thinking framework to build a career without the digital world getting in the way.

Covers

Social media comparison · AI dependency · Online identity · Career confidence · Critical thinking · Digital boundaries · Reputation management

Gen Z

the most online generation — and the least equipped with a framework for it

SMR, 2026

Corporate Programme overview

Want the full programme overview?

Speak to us and we will talk you through the programme structure, session outlines and pathway descriptions.

✓ Programme structure

✓ Session outlines

✓ Activation pathways

How Digital Wellbeing Drives Business Value

The digital world is costing you more than you think

Burnout. Misogyny. Online abuse. AI anxiety. They don’t stay at home — they walk into your workplace every Monday morning. Here’s what a structured digital wellbeing programme does about each one.

Productivity & focus
EDI & workplace culture
Supporting working parents
Neurodiversity in the digital workplace
ESG & social value
Measurable ROI
Legal & regulatory compliance
How it works

A structured employee wellbeing programme

A consultancy-led programme that starts with an audit, delivers live expert training, built around your needs and people.

STEP 01 · AUDIT

Change Management

We start by listening. A structured digital wellbeing audit surfaces what your people are really struggling with —from parental anxiety and screen fatigue to team friction and compliance gaps. Every stakeholder group has a voice before a single session is delivered.

STEP 02 · Tailor

Programme Scoping

No two organisations are the same. We use your audit findings to scope the right combination of sessions, pathways and cohorts — ensuring every person in your organisation gets content that's relevant to their role and their life.

STEP 03 · TRAIN

Live Expert Delivery

Expert-facilitated sessions delivered live online — interactive, current and responsive to every cohort, supported by self paced learning material. A programme that meets your people where they are.

STEP 04 · Report

Certified Impact

After your final session, every participant receives a digital wellbeing certificate and your HR team receives a board-ready impact report — pre/post benchmarked data, ESG social value summary and a clear evidence trail.

The audit is where every programme starts and where your discovery call begins.

Start with a Discovery Call →
What people say

Trusted by working parents, employers and young professionals

“Jacobs were delighted to host Abi from Social Media Resilience as a key feature of our European wide Safety Week. The workshop content was informative and thought-provoking and the feedback from our people was overwhelmingly positive.”

John Newman, Jacobs Engineering

“The ‘Scroll Less, Stress Less’ session was a fantastic addition to our community events programme during Stress Awareness Month. Abi’s approachable style made it easy to reflect on habits and feel empowered to make positive changes.”

Stefanie Eynon, Bruntwood SciTech

“Having a neurodiverse 16 year old daughter, who lives for the dopamine rush; today I learnt that the dopamine rush created by smartphone scrolling takes 2 weeks to disperse and tips to challenge use — thank you.”

Parent | Participant of Social Media Resilience® Workshop

“I always knew social media was impacting my concentration, but I hadn’t properly understood the effects until the workshop. I feel so much more educated and aware, and Abi provided actionable steps I have been using in daily life.”

Olivia Eaton, OBE Label

“Abi is an inspiring business leader. Her Social Media Resilience workshops are provoking and insightful, equipping participants with practical strategies for navigating the digital world and the tools to deal with challenging interactions.”

Nicola Gittins, University of Birmingham

“An amazing speaker who gave us over and beyond what we expected. Abi was a keynote speaker at our Chamber of Commerce event and was absolutely fantastic — full of charisma and so knowledgeable. I would recommend Abi to anyone.”

Alex Kerr, Chamber of Commerce

“What I really like about this course is the way Abi has delivered the content, breaking down each topic into interesting and engaging modules. Overall, a highly enjoyable and educational experience delivered by a knowledgeable speaker.”

Nikhil Chauhan, Financial Advisor

“Abi’s presentation was not only informative but also incredibly thought-provoking. She highlighted practical strategies for maintaining a healthy relationship with social media which resonated with everyone. Her passion for promoting wellbeing in the digital age is inspiring.”

Molly Cooke, Chamber of Commerce

frequently asked questions

What HR teams ask us first

We can answer further questions on a call.

What is an employee digital wellbeing programme and why do UK employers need one?
What is a corporate digital wellbeing programme?
How does a digital wellbeing programme support our EDI strategy?
How do you measure the impact of a digital wellbeing programme?
Does the SMR programme qualify as social value for procurement scoring?
Does the programme cover neurodiversity and the digital workplace?
Can the programme be delivered to remote or internationally distributed teams?
What is tech-facilitated abuse and why does it matter for employers?
Can we run just some sessions or pathways rather than the full programme?

Ready to make digital wellbeing a strategic advantage?

30 minutes. We’ll scope a programme around your workforce, budget and ESG commitments.