Education Training and Counselling

03/07/2026

People are every organisation's greatest asset.

At Education, Training & Counselling (ETC), our mission is simple:

To build healthier people, stronger organisations and lasting impact.

Led by Chuma Ben Ian Brown, ETC provides integrated Employee Wellness Programmes, Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP), Workplace Mental Health, Health & Safety Consulting and Organisational Development services to organisations across South Africa.

We don't just deliver services—we build resilient workplaces where employees feel supported, valued and empowered to perform at their best.

📞 011 614 1395

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🌐 www.edutc.co.za

Your trusted partner in workplace wellness.

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24/02/2022

The best way for most people to control their high blood pressure is to maintain a healthy weight, exercise, take their hypertension medications, and reduce the stress in their lives.

03/02/2022

Looking after our physical & mental well-being is important, as the Corona virus pandemic has shown that people have a better chance of recovery if they are healthy.

01/12/2021

Prevention is better than cure, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years

10/11/2021

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30/03/2019

Each year WORLD BIPOLAR DAY takes place on March 30 and this year members of the public across the globe are being encouraged to use social media to help disseminate information and get the event’s hashtags trending on social media.

World Bipolar Day is designed to raise awareness worldwide of bipolar conditions and to work to eliminate social stigma whilst providing information to educate and help people understand the condition.

Bipolar disorder affects a person’s mood, which can swing from one extreme to the other, with someone suffering from the disorder having episodes of depression or mania. People living with bipolar disorder, also known as manic-depressive illness, tend to have their lives significantly disrupted as it can impact on a person’s ability to function. There are however several medications that can help to treat it.

The awareness day is an initiative organised by the International Bipolar Foundation in partnership with the Asian Network of Bipolar Disorder and the International Society for Bipolar Disorders.

For those using social media to post videos and photographs to help raise awareness of bipolar disorder, you are encouraged to use the hashtags and whilst tagging on Twitter and Instagram and International Bipolar Foundation on Facebook.