Flexible relationship trauma recovery
to enable continued work
Research in this section funded by:
The Known Cost of Domestic Abuse
The average lost productivity cost of a Domestic Abuse victim, in work, is £7,245 (Home Office est).
This doesn't include the lost promotion / skills development opportunity costs.
The Hidden Costs Of Relationship Trauma
It is estimated that 1 in 5 adults (1 in 4 women) are victims of relationship trauma,
put in context: 1,000 long-term staff might include 200 with DA history (a productivity cost of £1.4m).
However, we know these figures are likely an underestimate due to large-scale under-reporting and that many DA victims go on to have long-term mental health issues.
Your Wellbeing Obligations
There is an increasing obligation on businesses to meet the wellbeing needs of staff - both from the UK government but also from staff themselves. DA is increasingly considered a wellbeing need, to be met by organisations.
Current solutions vs
renurture
renurture is self-delivered, independently accessed, long-term and can cost less than 1% of the known productivity output cost per staff member, and 5% of alternative solutions (1 to 1 therapy etc).
See our evidence below and more about the programme.
*recommended by EIDA and DA Education
For additional corporate resources, see EIDA resource page here.
How to get renuture for your staff: your options.
1. Refer your staff to us
Employees can get a 15% discount on the whole programme (single payment option) with the coupon code workwell
*discount applies to full bundle annual payment option only
2. Buy licenses for employees (up to 100)
If you are looking to buy up to 100 licenses, please contact us to request purchasing instructions (£60 per license / 66% discount - minimum 5 licenses).
Need more than 100?
Contact us to discuss further discounts for bulk licensing.
Research findings
A government funded research project, including Exeter University and a range of wellbeing services, provided the programme to people leaving toxic relationships.
Users of the programme rated it as being helpful with all of the following areas:
Proven success:
ReNurture was created and shown to support trauma recovery, with government funding (2023)
ReNurture was proven to add value to the lives of men and women, with national health research funding (2024).
The programme was selected as one of the UK's leading technologies for women in 2024.