THE RIGHT INTRODUCTION CAN CHANGE THE NEXT BIT

A useful introduction.
A better next step.

Help more men feel like themselves again. Practical support for the ordinary days — and someone still in their corner when treatment changes.

For professional referrers, communities and responsible audience partners.

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ONE USEFUL NEXT STEP

Make tea easier
on a school night.

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Small shifts. Real life. Your pace.

A look at the everyday support you’re recommending.
Illustrative programme view; not a member testimonial.

A CLEAR FIT FROM THE START

How would you like
to work with us?

Choose the introduction that fits your role. We keep professional signposting and commercial partnerships separate.

01 / REFERRERS

Point someone
towards support.

For healthcare professionals, employers, charities, football clubs and community organisations.

Share a useful starting point.
Let the person choose their next step.
Discuss referring to SHIFT

Signposting only. No referral payment or transfer of clinical responsibility.

02 / AFFILIATES

Recommend something
you believe in.

For publishers, creators and organisations with an audience who could find SHIFT useful.

Agree a relevant non-clinical offer.
Make the paid relationship clear.
Discuss an affiliate partnership

Individual review. Commercial terms agreed in writing before activity begins.

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE CLICK MATTERS

Support for the bit
between appointments.

My Timber brings food ideas, movement, routines and progress together. Members can keep their existing prescriber.

Try the six-week sample

Referrer resources

01

START WITH THE PERSON

“What’s difficult?”

One ordinary problem is a useful place to begin.

02

MAKE THE NEXT BIT MANAGEABLE

One practical step.

Food, movement or a routine that fits real life.

03

KEEP WHAT HELPS

Support that stays.

Somewhere to return to when life or treatment changes.

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A RECOMMENDATION SHOULD EARN ITS PLACE

Member choice comes first.

Clear commercial relationships. Independent clinical decisions. No pressure, miracle claims or invented success stories.

Our commercial principles

A STRAIGHTFORWARD NEXT STEP

Start with a conversation.

01 / FIND THE FIT

Tell us who you help.

Your organisation, audience and the route you have in mind.

02 / AGREE THE APPROACH

Make the roles clear.

Purpose, responsibilities and any commercial terms, before activity begins.

03 / LET PEOPLE CHOOSE

Share a useful route.

Each person decides whether to explore, join or seek other support.

THE NEXT USEFUL INTRODUCTION

Let’s find
the fit.

Tell us a little about your organisation. No patient details needed.

An enquiry starts a conversation. It does not create an affiliate agreement.

Clear from the start.

Affiliate arrangements cover agreed non-clinical services or products only. They must not advertise prescription-only medicines to the public.

A little about you.

Just enough to understand who you help and what you have in mind.

SHIFT uses these details to respond to this enquiry. See our privacy policy. Sending an enquiry does not create an affiliate agreement.

A few sensible questions.

Can someone use SHIFT while keeping their existing clinic?

Yes. Our practical support can sit alongside their existing clinical care. Their prescriber remains responsible for treatment decisions.

Do I need to send patient or member information?

No. Start with an organisational enquiry. Do not include anyone else’s name, contact details, medical history or treatment information. For ordinary signposting, the person can approach SHIFT themselves.

How much does an affiliate earn?

There is no standard commission offer on this page. Eligible products or services, qualifying activity, attribution, commission, refunds and payment terms must be agreed in writing before promotion begins.

Can a clinical referral earn affiliate commission?

The professional and community signposting route does not offer referral payments. Paid audience partnerships are considered separately for agreed non-clinical services or products. Prescription decisions are outside that arrangement.

What if I supply a product, technology or clinical service?

Use our Partnership Centre so we can discuss the right kind of operating relationship.