How well is your organisation aware of what Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is? And how are you supporting your employees who have it – so that they can use the strengths that often come with OCD conditions? Do you see it as a disability or an extra ability? At Cordell Health, we very much champion […]
Any diagnosis of a dementia condition will be devastating, not just for the person affected but their loved ones too. But what can this mean for an employer? As the workforce ages, it’s likely that more employees will experience dementia in various forms. That’s why greater understanding of dementia, and the impact of dementia in […]
Most of us have been there at some point. The feeling that we aren’t as good at our jobs as others might think we are. We’re just waiting for someone to find us out, or we feel lucky to be in the role in the first place. We may even attribute our achievements to others. […]
If your employees are experiencing trauma and PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder), they are going through something much more intense than stress. Both can have lasting psychological and emotional effects and what’s more, work itself may be one of the causes. This article looks at trauma and PTSD in the workplace, explains the differences and offers […]
Community is good for our mental health and wellbeing. That’s the message behind this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, 12th to 18th May. Run by the Mental Health Foundation, the campaign seeks to explore the many ways that feeling part of a community can support and nurture improved mental health. Of course there are many […]
Much has changed since the Health and Safety at Work Act was launched in 1974 and along with it the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). Back then, the issues seen as endangering the safety of the workforce were largely considered to be workplace accidents – and there were many. This was long before employee wellbeing […]
This article isn’t just about workplace anxiety. While many people can feel anxious about their work or workplace, there are many more factors causing anxiety. So, for an employer, the challenge isn’t only in managing ‘workplace anxiety’, but also understanding the causes of the wider anxiety that can impact the workplace. From work related anxiety […]
Most people will experience grief through the death of someone they know at some point in their working lives and sometimes loneliness can be related to that loss, as well as being an issue on its own. That’s why we are covering both issues – grief and loneliness, which can sometimes be related, and offering […]
One of the most shocking statistics surrounding men’s health isn’t to do with the case numbers – it’s that thousands die each year needlessly and prematurely. Lack of awareness and the taboos that surround talking about men’s health are shortening lives. Fortunately, an increasing number of men’s health campaigns are seeking to change this. This […]
We are thankfully now at a time when people feel more comfortable talking about their mental health. However, the same can’t be said for those with suicidal thoughts. That’s why we’ve chosen to help give a voice to World Suicide Prevention Day, taking place this year on September 10th. It’s when organisations and communities around […]










