For many organisations, stress has been a growing issue over the past few years – replacing muskulo-skeletal issues as a primary cause of absence. But now the debate is moving to wider mental health issues in the work place.
On 23rd November, we welcomed over 100 guests and speakers to the Hilton Hotel, Canary Wharf, for the 11th Annual Workplace Wellbeing and Stress Forum.
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The aim of the day is to provide participants with a greater understanding of the difficulties that arise from alcohol and drug use and the problem solving approaches to the management of these issues in workplace settings.
This course will outline what we understand by stress; what factors at work (and outside) can contribute to it; and what the potential consequences are for the individual or an employer.
This course raises awareness of the most common mental health disorders, enabling attendees to recognise some of the associated signs, symptoms and behaviours and learn the most effective ways of managing a member of staff with either a suspected or diagnosed mental health condition.
This practical, interactive course will help HR professionals and line managers understand stress, improve wellbeing and build resilience based on HSE Management Standards approach.
This course raises awareness of the most common mental health disorders.
It will enable you to recognise some of the associated signs, symptoms and behaviours and learn the most effective ways of managing staff with either a suspected, or diagnosed, mental health condition.
The course also raises awareness of the stress response and how it impacts on mental health.
Health @ Work 2016 will examine innovative health and wellbeing solutions from manager training to building resilience helping you ensure your employees are present, healthy and productive.
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