Support employees. Strengthen families. Improve organisational performance.
World Class Home Life is a premium, psychology-led programme focused on internal CSR, employee wellbeing, family support, and commercial impact.
Most wellbeing programmes support the employee at work. World Class Home Life supports the life they return to at home.
Built for organisations, parents, young people, and professionals working with children, a premium, psychology-led programme designed to strengthen emotional understanding, improve relationships, and create meaningful long-term change.
For organisations, it works as a powerful internal CSR and employee wellbeing bolt-on, supporting employees and their families in ways that positively influence focus, confidence, retention, and performance.
The Evidence
Family pressure is no longer a private issue. It is affecting productivity, presenteeism, absence, and retention.
The evidence shows that high parental stress, concern about children's mental health, and wider family pressures reduce focus and increase cost to employers. World Class Home Life gives organisations a practical way to respond.
Triple Impact
Everyone benefits, the individual, their family, and your organisation.
Practical tools to understand behaviour, reduce conflict, and feel more confident at home.
Stronger communication, emotional resilience, and calmer day-to-day relationships.
Better focus, stronger loyalty, healthier retention, and a more supported workforce.
Rio is here to help. Ask about pricing, the eight modules, school licences, or how Home Life might fit your organisation. If a real person is the right next step, Rio will put you in touch.

Proven Impact · Beyond the Present
Real results from work with more than 2,000 young people across the UK, Republic of Ireland, and Italy.
Beyond the Present is the same psychology-led methodology that powers World Class Home Life. Across schools and education settings, the results are consistent, fewer exclusions, fewer crisis referrals, and measurable improvements in attendance, engagement, and academic outcomes. When we strengthen the inner world of young people, behaviour changes follow.
Curriculum
Eight psychology-led modules, designed differently for professionals, parents, and young people, so each audience receives the programme in the language that fits them.
Your Learning Journey
Eight modules, four connected phases, each one builds on the last, moving learners from understanding to real-world practice.
The programme is designed as a layered arc. You don't just learn concepts, you build insight, then language, then presence, then depth. By the end, the shift is visible at home, at work, and in relationships.
Begin by looking beneath what's on the surface. Build the lens through which everything else is understood.
Learn the language of trust. How you speak, how you listen, and where the lines are drawn shapes every relationship.
Notice what's happening in the room, and inside you. Presence changes the tone of every interaction.
Go below the surface of what's said and done. Understand the hidden forces shaping behaviour, theirs, and your own.
8 hours of formally accredited professional development. More importantly, a lasting shift in how you understand, respond to, and build relationships with the people around you.
Delivery
Designed to work around real lives. Every element has been shaped to respect the busy schedules of HR leaders, working parents, educators, and young people alike.
Every module pairs audio learning with written reflection, structured practice, and a meaningful end-of-module assessment, so knowledge moves from the page into real life.
All 8 modules unlocked from day one, no drip-feed, no waiting.
Complete flexibility, learn anytime, anywhere, at your own pace.
Full access to revisit, reinforce, and embed learning over time.
Purchase for a single learner, deploy across a team, or roll out organisation-wide as part of your wellbeing or CSR programme.
On completion, learners can claim 8 hours of CPD accreditation and receive a certified CPD certificate, combining practical learning with recognised professional development.
Commercial Value
Family support has become part of how employees judge employers. World Class Home Life helps organisations demonstrate support that feels practical and relevant.
Supporting employees as whole people can improve loyalty and reduce preventable exits linked to pressure outside work.
When family stress is reduced, employees are better placed to focus, contribute, and perform consistently.
World Class Home Life turns CSR into something employees experience directly, not just something they observe externally.
Pricing
Four ways to access World Class Home Life. Choose the route that fits you, your team, your school, or your organisation.
A one-off payment. Lifetime access for you and your family.
A one-off payment. Lifetime access. Aligned to CPD expectations and immediately practical.
Annual licence for the whole school. Justified by behavioural improvement and reduced exclusions.
Tiered pricing per employee. The right way to support working families across your organisation.
We'll scope what fits your organisation, including rollout support, reporting, and CSR alignment. Most clients are live within 30 days.
Request a corporate proposalIn Their Words
From the schools rolling it out to the leaders who built it, this is what World Class Home Life looks like in practice.
St Pius X College places an emphasis on the Behaviour for Learning approach to create a positive learning environment that will maximise the potential for teaching and learning. The college takes every opportunity to motivate its students by adopting positive strategies such as implementing staff training: Beyond The Present. Our 50+ strong Learning Support Assistants are working their way through the 8-module programme, it is challenging but very engaging and sits perfectly with the policy aims of our college. It is an excellent bedrock of research and underpinning knowledge that supports the professional development of our staff and personal growth of our students.
For too long, employee wellbeing has stopped at the office door. But the truth is, the pressures employees feel most acutely are the ones they carry home, worry about their children, strained relationships, the noise of family life. World Class Home Life is the first programme I've seen that meets that reality head-on. It gives parents and young people genuine psychological insight, and it gives organisations a way to support the whole person. The impact this will make for families, and the ripple it creates back into the workplace, will be profound.
Rio is here to help. Ask about pricing, the eight modules, school licences, or how Home Life might fit your organisation. If a real person is the right next step, Rio will put you in touch.

The People Behind It
World Class Home Life is shaped by people who have spent careers turning psychology into practical, real-world change.
Daniel Smyth is a London-based psychodynamic therapist specialising in behaviour and the thinking that drives it. With over 20 years' experience, he works with young people, families and organisations to create lasting change, helping individuals better understand themselves, build emotional resilience and shift unhelpful patterns of behaviour.
He is the founder of Sport and Thought, an innovative programme using sport as a gateway to therapeutic engagement, delivered across the UK and internationally. He has also established two school-based respite provisions (Pause, Reflect, Progress) supporting students at risk of exclusion to stabilise, reset and successfully re-engage with education.
Daniel advises schools and leadership teams on behaviour, culture and wellbeing, with his work recognised by the UK Home Office and shared across international platforms.
Shanice Phillips specialises in relationships and project implementation, with a focus on turning strategy into meaningful, real-world impact.
She works across programmes that support individuals, families and organisations, ensuring that ideas are not only well designed, but effectively delivered and embedded. Her strength lies in building strong working relationships, aligning stakeholders, and driving projects forward with clarity and consistency.
Shanice brings a practical, people-focused approach, connecting insight with action to ensure programmes translate into measurable change.
A premium, psychology-led programme that gives organisations a practical way to support the lives employees lead beyond work.