On July 25th of this year, 2026, the global community will observe the International Day for Judicial Well-Being. A vital catalyst for this movement is the Nauru Declaration on Judicial Well-Being. Drafted by judicial leaders from around the world, this landmark declaration boldly establishes that judicial stress is not a weakness and must never be stigmatized. It frames well-being as a shared responsibility—one that requires individual judges to practice self-care.

Work should enhance our lives, not consume them. Creating wellness in the workplace means building cultures where people can thrive professionally while remaining healthy, engaged, and connected to what matters most. Because the most successful organizations understand that their greatest asset has always been their people.

Where in the World is Lorna Owens? A journey of books, tea, service, and sisterhood. Discover upcoming appearances, speaking engagements, curated gatherings, and the place where meaningful conversation begins .

I have long believed that food is more than nourishment. It is medicine. It is memory. It is connection. Whether over a cup of tea or a beautifully prepared meal, some of life’s most important conversations happen around a table. That is why so much of my work—wellness, tea, storytelling, and women’s empowerment—begins with a simple invitation: Come. Sit. Eat. Talk. Connect.