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Justine Clement

Founder & CEO The Happy Prize Company Certified B Corp | Founder The Life Adventure | Forest Bathing (Made In Britain)| Selsey Sea Bathing Society | Wonderbreath | Author | FRSA | MHFA

Justine Clement is a seasoned professional specializing in enhancing emotional skills within organizations to boost employee well-being and performance.

With a focus on preventing burnout and fostering resilience in the workplace, Justine offers tailored programs and practical tools designed to address modern challenges.

As the CEO of Unmissable and The Happy Prize Co for 18 years, Justine has worked with global brands to create unique experiences for customers and employees.

Her latest venture, The Life Adventure, brings together experts to provide science-based and ancient health and well-being solutions to organizations, government bodies, celebrities, and even Prime Ministers.

Through expert-presented talks, online workshops, masterclasses, office treatments, and tailored well-being days, Justine helps optimize employee emotional skills and performance.

Justine has a diverse educational background, including studies in Sustainable Soil Management, Business & Finance, and specialized programs at various institutions.

She has held roles such as Breath Coach at Wonderbreath and Non-Executive Director at Ferry Farm Community Solar Ltd., showcasing her varied experience and expertise.

Highlights

Aug 23 · linkedin

Anyone out there going to Camp Wildfire this weekend? If so, come and find me at tree number 54 where I'll be running countless Forest Bathing Mindfulness sessions - therapeutic practises to clear the mind and restore energy. See https://lnkd.in/eAYDzcP2 - it's a summer camp for adults with over 100 activities to try - what a brilliant idea!

Aug 22 · linkedin

Looking for the latest (wellness) travel trends?

The Global Wellness Summit has recently announced that pilgrimages and “epic walks” are the latest trend to cross the western world. “The Power of the Pilgrimage,” is a compelling expression of a rising hunger for simpler, deeper and more profound wellbeing in travel. Journalist Eric Wilson beautifully details how a record number of new and revitalised pilgrimage trails worldwide are luring new generations to the most ancient, slow, communal and spiritual form of travel. And the pilgrimage trend is only seeing momentum and new directions since January.

Record numbers of people are hitting the famous, ancient pilgrimage trails, whether the 9th-century Camino de Santiago in Spain (in 2023, a record half a million people walked it) or Japan’s 88-temple Shikoku Trail. But a wave of new walking/hiking trails globally are creating cultural, historical and nature pilgrimages—because what the majority of modern pilgrims now seek lies beyond religious devotion. Recent data about the Camino de Santiago revealed that only 40% of walkers hitting its trails were walking for purely religious reasons. Most modern pilgrims are seekers, but they’re seeking a blended form of wellness: challenging physical activity, finding inner peace, being immersed in nature and local culture, and spiritual and personal growth. The line between the pilgrimage and the “epic walk” is blurring. And more countries are creating new epic walks and pilgrimages to fight their serious over tourism crises. 

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