46% of workers are experiencing burnout
Be part of the solution by becoming a certified Occupational Health Coach.
Kinwork is defining a new professional pathway for coaches, rehabilitation providers, return to work coordinators, and workplace health practitioners dedicated to supporting healthier work, recovery, and sustainable performance.
Burnout, psychosocial risk, AI disruption, climate stress, and rising costs are no longer separate workplace issues. They are connected signals that the relationship between work and health is changing.
Kinwork is building a new profession at the intersection of health, work, leadership, and systems and regenerative thinking.
We train coach practitioners, support leaders, and publish ideas that help people respond to modern work with greater clarity, capability, and care.
Be part of what comes next
For future coaches and practitioners ready to build a new kind of practice.
Coaching for founders, leaders, and professionals navigating change, health, and complexity at work.
Articles, webinars, white papers, and open resources for people shaping a healthy future of work.
Our flagship certification is preparing the next generation of Occupational Health Coaches.
Designed for the realities of modern work, our bespoke program integrates health, leadership, systems-aware practice, rehabilitation, healthy work design, AI, climate adaptation, and regenerative thinking.
Built on global best practice.
Kinwork’s methodology draws on internationally recognised frameworks, standards, and best practice, including:
ICF competencies and standards
ISO guidance
B Corp principles
Doughnut Economics, and
the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
As a verified social enterprise, we don’t just teach these frameworks, we live them too.
Kinwork is committed to coaching, educating, and supporting others to achieve healthier, and more people and planet positive ways of working.
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We build the skills that let people stay healthy, capable, and effective as work continues to change - not just today, but long into the future.