What to do this World Mental Health Day (10th October)
How can you support the mental health of your employees this World Mental Health Day and going forward? Find out more about ways to support your colleagues throughout this uncertain time.
How can you support the mental health of your employees this World Mental Health Day and going forward? Find out more about ways to support your colleagues throughout this uncertain time.
Learn more about our online Mental Health First Aid training (MHFA England certified) taking place in September 2020.
We share some of our top tips for ways to boost your resilience in your day to day life.
Often we wait until we’re at the point of burnout, experiencing physical pain or have an injury before we’d consider booking a massage. Massages can feel indulgent, even selfish and we can end up criticising ourselves for not having the strength to deal with stress like our peers can. However, if we knew the surprising benefits of massage for both our mental and physical health, we might start viewing them as a necessity not just a treat.
We caught up with Chris Cooney, 28 from London, about his mental health condition and how he handles it in the workplace.
On Friday, we hosted our launch event at Campus London.
The theme for the morning was ‘Building Resilience in the Workplace’ – one that was timely since today sees World Mental Health Day with the theme ‘Mental health in the workplace’.
Poor mental health no doubt has a severe impact on employees, but it also has huge repercussions for employers. It’s Time to Start Talking About Mental Health in the Workplace
In an effort to help you reduce your stress levels, boost your happiness and improve self-esteem, here are our top 12 ways to nourish yourself. Aim for at least one a day if you can!
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