Impact
For more than a decade, we’ve seen people change what they believe is possible for their lives. Participants describe a deeper understanding of their Innate Health alongside greater confidence, hope, resilience, clarity and connection. They report becoming better able to navigate setbacks, regulate their responses and reconnect with themselves and others. For people who have become isolated or disconnected, it can reignite a sense of belonging, possibility and connection—helping them see new possibilities for their lives.
Taking the evidence forward. We are co-authoring a research article with our research partners for potential publication in a peer-reviewed journal, exploring the role of early, community-based Innate Health support in addressing the psychological and social barriers that can sit upstream of disengagement and exclusion. Our aim is to help shift the conversation from responding to people once they reach crisis, towards strengthening the foundations of wellbeing, connection and participation earlier—opening pathways into community, learning, volunteering and employment.
‘A Slice of Happiness has served to improve people’s lives enormously – while also reducing demand on statutory services. The service is well established in Hertfordshire with excellent outcomes for some of the most vulnerable but overlooked members of society’
Prof Jim McManus, D.Sc, M.Sc, FFPH, CPsychol, FBPsS, CSci, FRSB, Chartered FCIPD (Executive Director for Public Health)







