Innowell

13/03/2023

Innowell Welcomes Eric J. Hren as Chief Growth Officer!

Eric J. Hren joins the Innowell team in the newly formed role of Chief Growth Officer, coming from Cerner Corporation and bringing over 12 years of experience in the healthcare technology sector and most recently the APAC healthcare markets.

Chief Executive Officer Syed Ahmed said of Eric’s appointment: “What excited us about working with Eric is his depth of experience and passion for technology’s potential to improve quality of care for others. It’s something that fits perfectly with our team and ethos at Innowell.”

With experience across two major global markets, Eric has a unique perspective on technology and its ability to empower health and care strategies in communities, local and global, as well as extensive sales acumen and leadership garnered from complex, competitive sales environments. As Chief Growth Officer, Eric will leverage his experience and skillset leading Innowell’s future growth and development.

"It’s an exciting time to be joining the Innowell team, with their focus on becoming the mental health care platform of choice for healthcare systems and organisations globally. I’m passionate that technology can enable us to address modern challenges in health, business, and community; and I look forward to learning with my new team and clients how we can best contribute to that progress and conversation.”

Eric is married to his wife Angie, who live on the Northern Beaches with their 16-month-old son, Luca. In his spare time Eric is a fitness enthusiast, a runner, and a follower of his sports team from his native hometown of Cleveland, Ohio.

18/10/2021

Innowell has a brand new look.

At Innowell we’re on a mission to empower everyone on their mental fitness journey with the right support, when and how they need it. We know everyone deserves to be mentally fit and healthy.

And with our fresh look, we're ready to get to work together.

www.innowell.org

29/09/2020

Good news! Studies reveal that physical activities can have a positive impact on anxiety and depression.

It can also boost your mood as it reduces the level of stress, and helps you in sleeping better👌

Physical activities or regular exercise can bless a human body in many ways, including being beneficial for your mental health.

28/09/2020

How do you find the balance between helping yourself and helping others? Here's some great advice from our friends at the Australian & New Zealand Mental Health Association

Taking care of yourself is essential - but how do you find the balance between helping yourself and helping others?

28/09/2020

There is a range of skills, habits and techniques we can learn, from exercise to mindfulness, which can help us build good and prevent more serious problems from developing 😌

What small changes can we make in our daily lives to improve our mental health?

25/09/2020

"Being transgender, I am always hesitant to discuss my mental illness with others. Others I know have been turned away from services, because they don’t know how to help."

This is how I got support as a trans person ♥️

Being transgender, I am always hesitant to discuss my mental illness with others. There’s this idea that being trans is a mental illness, and that any mental health issues we encounter would be resolved if we could “cure” our transness. In reality, many of us experience mental health concerns ...

24/09/2020

Motivation can turn a good thought into action. Being motivated clarifies your goals & leaves you feeling more successful.

But motivation rarely comes naturally – it takes a lot of hard work & dedication.

It can be particularly difficult for those experiencing a mental ill health.

Even the most motivated of us experience ‘energy slumps’ from time to time. Getting excited about something new is usually easy, but staying motivated when you aren’t quite feeling it can be harder.

23/09/2020

What is burnout? Burnout is a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress.

It drains you and affects your ability to meet the constant demands of your job.Eventually you feel like you’ve got nothing left to give.

Thankfully, there are many ways to avoid burnout. Here's some simple and effective tips from our friends at Smiling Mind to help manage your wellbeing.

There's been a lot of news about burnout in the news lately, so we've pulled together these 6 tips to help you avoid burning out at work.

22/09/2020

Block out an hour in your calendar to try one of these stress-busting activities. Your mind and body will thank you for it ☺️

Great ideas to help you unwind and de-stress from your busy life.

21/09/2020

What is burnout? 🔥 Burnout is a state of emotional, physical, & mental exhaustion caused by prolonged stress. Thankfully, there are many ways to avoid burnout.

Try these tips from our friends to help improve your wellbeing

There's been a lot of news about burnout in the news lately, so we've pulled together these 6 tips to help you avoid burning out at work.

21/09/2020

We’re extremely proud to sponsor and help fundraise for the Coleman Greig Lawyers Virtual Challenge 🏃‍♂️

Our incredible staff at InnoWell are hitting the road, trail, gym or track to raise money for two amazing institutions. Firstly, St. Gabriel's School Castle Hill which focuses on students with intellectual disabilities and also the Westmead Hospital Foundation to help purchase equipment for the Newborn ICU.

"There is clear evidence that being physically active can help improve mental wellbeing. As InnoWell is passionate about improving the mental health of all Australian's, we are proud to support an event that promotes both physical activity and mental health." says InnoWell CEO Greg Procter

Here's a quick photo of the representatives from Westmead Hospital and InnoWell warming up at the lovely Parramatta Park ☺️

Donate & help support us: https://cgchallenge.com.au

18/09/2020

Often when we’re struggling to cope with our mental health, people tell us: “Go and have a chat with your GP”.

But what if you haven’t seen a GP in a long time, or aren’t sure what you would say? 👩‍⚕️

Often when we’re struggling to cope with our mental health, people tell us: “Go and have a chat with your GP”. But what if you don’t trust your GP, haven’t seen a GP in a long time, or aren’t sure what you would say?