Workshops that promote enhanced wellbeing and creativity in the workplace

Developing a creative culture at work

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With increasing usage of AI tools and remote/hybrid work set ups, a sense of workplace IRL community is more important than ever. 

As the world of work evolves, employers are required to think much more creatively about how to nourish the individuality of their workers, and not simply just ‘retain’ them. 

Brands and organisations that recognise the importance of investing in their employees creativity by providing meaningful spaces to gather, imagine and connect will be the ones who survive this shift in culture.

Improving mental health and performance at work

Statistics comparing Gen Zers and Millennials on workplace stress. 44% of Gen Zers and 45% of Millennials feel workplace culture contributes to stress. 74% of Gen Zers and 68% of Millennials have needed to take time off work due to stress.

*Deloitte’s report 2025 Gen Z and millennial survey; Growth and the pursuit of money, meaning and wellbeing

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The world of work is evolving.
Are you?

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Our workshop services

SOCIALS

  • ‘Free-Flow Collage for Wellbeing’

  • 1.5 hour workshop

  • Individual focus

    Great for one-off socials or alternative Christmas parties. Includes a short inspiring presentation, followed by a free-flowing collage session for gentle conversation and individual reflection to take place. Builds creative confidence, connection and self-awareness.

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AWAY DAYS

  • ‘Building our Culture of Creativity’

  • 2.5-3 hour workshop

  • Team focus

    Great for on or off-sites. Includes an inspiring presentation, individual reflection exercises, followed by a joint creative challenge, generating team connection team, communication and confidence.

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RETREATS

  • ‘Reimagining What’s Possible’

  • Full day

  • Team and individual focus

    Great for purposeful time away from the office with whole teams. A full day designed with your organisation and strategy in mind . Includes ice breakers, inspiration sessions followed by a creative brief set for the team and presentations back to the wider group.

Our daydreaming clients

  • “The workshop challenged us to think differently, reconnect with our creative instincts, and collaborate in new ways. It was a fun, eye-opening experience that’s already shaping how we work together as a team.”

    Graham Ackerman
    Marketing and Communications Senior Director, Boston Consulting Group

  • Lucy’s session at the end of our day was the perfect way to step back, take a moment and immerse ourselves into a mindful creative exercise. We also learned a great deal about how we find our creativity which was really interesting. Lucy was so calm and inspiring throughout - I'd highly recommended and would love to have Lucy join us again.

    Susie Gray
    Creative Director, FatFace

  • “The Daydreamers Club was the perfect activity for our Product Managers social event. Lucy helped the team switch on their creativity and get out of 'work-mode'; equally, there were lots of ways that Lucy helped the team understand how they might incorporate creative thinking into their work. we will definitely have her back again!”

    Harriet Lubin
    Executive Assistant to Chief Product Officer Monzo

  • "Fantastic energy, extremely effective in unlocking a creative outlook that I didn’t think I had."

    Conor Dunne
    Managing Director, Head of UK Corporate Financing & Risk Solutions, NatWest

  • "Daydreamers Club helped open me up to new ways of thinking. A great session for getting to know new people and get into a creative flow."

    Mark
    Coal Drops Yard Participant

  • "I loved the removal from my day to day world and work. I also loved the ongoing little fun conversations and dialogue between the team throughout."

    NatWest Participant

When to book a Daydreamin’ sesh

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If you’d like an innovative way to bring teams together to form stronger connections, express themselves creatively and help them think differently, one of our sessions could be for you.

The time is right when:

  • You have an away-day coming up

  • You’re kicking off a big project or campaign and want to inspire your team to think creatively

  • You’d like to reduce absenteeism

  • You’ve gone through a restructure or change in management and would like to develop your vision

  • You’re ready to invest in a culture of creativity in your workplace

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Meet Lucy, your facilitator

Hello! 👋

I’m Lucy, founder of the Daydreamers Club. I set it up with one mission; to reconnect people to their imaginations.

The Club works with organisations and forward facing brands looking to step out of their creative comfort zones and grow a culture of creativity within their teams. Each workshop is designed with a strategic flare and thoughtful human connection at it’s heart.

With a decade of experience in the creative fields as a graphic designer, brand strategist, actor and a backdrop of mental health first aid training, I bring both educational expertise and a nourishing approach to every session I facilitate.

I’d love to hear how the Daydreamers Club can support you in your imaginative endeavours. Please get in touch! If you’d like to dive deeper into the work we do, I write a bi-weekly Substack newsletter; Breadcrumbs on Attention, Curiousity, Courage and Delight.

Keep Daydreamin’!
Luce