Build lasting energy and longevity through strength, fitness, mobility, nutrition, and recovery — all measured with science-backed methods.
Improve self-awareness, emotional regulation, and cognitive function with practical tools that build clarity, resilience, and focus.
Improve sleep, restore energy, and regulate your nervous system with practical habits that recharge body and mind.
Strengthen how you connect with yourself and others by uncovering unhelpful patterns, clarifying values, and building trust, authenticity, and resilience.
Take back control of your mind, environment, and decisions so you can live with purpose, confidence, and freedom.
For driven professionals, business leaders, and everyday people who want more from life — without burning out.
If you’ve been so focused on building your career, business, or family that your own health, clarity, or relationships have slipped, Vitalis was built for you.
In one transformative day, guided by coaches who’ve worked with Olympic athletes, Formula 1 teams, and top investors, you’ll discover how to:
Vitalis is for people ready to reclaim their vitality — to perform at their best in work, health, and relationships without losing balance or joy.
The Vitalis Reset is a transformative 12-week program designed to help you reclaim your vitality and zest for life. Delivered through a combination of in-person and online sessions, this science-backed program guides you through a holistic journey of personal development across five key pillars: physical health, mental clarity, recovery, relationships, and personal agency.
You'll leave with practical tools you can implement immediately, renewed clarity about what matters most, and a supportive community of like-minded individuals committed to living with greater vitality.
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Poor wellbeing directly undermines workplace performance through:
We deliver tailored programs designed to enhance participant wellbeing and performance across five key domains: Physical, Mental, Recovery, Relationships, and Agency, delivering measurable improvements in both objective and subjective metrics.
References: (1) McEwan (1998):Allostatic load theory; Oswald, Proto, & Sgroi (2015): Happiness led to 12% increase in productivity.