Written to support Time to Talk Day 2024 which takes place on Thursday, 1st February, we look at why we all need to encourage more conversation around mental health at work, how to become more open and ways to embed this openness into workplace culture.
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Aug
Aug
This year, Cycle to Work Day is on August 3rd. We look at the health benefits of cycling to work, as well as explaining what employers need to know about the Cycle to Work Scheme and how to take part.
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Jun
Jun
Being a good listener helps to build relationships within the workplace. We share our thoughts on why listening matters in support of The Samaritans’ Talk to Us campaign, and offer some tips to improve your listening skills.
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Feb
Feb
Over 200,000 working days are lost each year due to poor sleep. We look at the importance of sleep, along with some practical techniques you can use to make healthier choices – and use in your organisation.
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Jan
Jan
Focus is the key to achieving your plans and goals for the new year. We share our tips on starting the year with focus and a positive mindset.
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Nov
Nov
Loneliness is now a major public health issue and impacts much further than quality of life. We look at the effects of loneliness, share some research findings and focus on what line managers can do to combat loneliness in the workplace.
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Oct
Oct
It’s not easy to stop smoking, but it’s one of the healthiest choices you can make. In the first of a two part series, we look at the many positive reasons why you’d want to quit.
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Sep
Sep
Post-COVID global mental health issues have increased and limited resources have become even more stretched. As we approach Word Mental Health Day 2021 on October 10th, there are no boundaries to mental health challenges – but there are opportunities.
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Aug
Aug
Reflections on the workplace mental health issues that will need careful management as we cautiously return to the office – in whatever form that will now take. How can employers best support their staff?
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Jul
Jul
Happiness and positivity are recognised contributors to our state of wellbeing and performance – both at work and in life. But attaining happiness is no quick fix – it’s a learning process. We offer 5 tips you can follow.
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