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Mental Health At Work
Friday 17th May, 2019 from 8:45am until 12:00pm Ortus Learning & Events Centre, 82-96 Grove Lane, Camberwell, SE5 8SN
If you are a HR, D&I or OH Professional, business leader or senior team leader and would like to know more about how you can change the culture around mental health within your workplace, this free seminar may be of interest.
According to the BITC Report onĀ Mental Health at Work,Ā 30%Ā of managers do not think that their workplace has any facilities or services that could help workplace mental health and wellbeing.Ā ThisĀ may suggest that employees are missing an opportunity to find early and expert support for mental health issues, which could reduce presenteeism, keep them in work or minimise any absence period.
Join us, duringĀ Mental Health Awareness Week, for a discussion onĀ how workplaces are equipping their organisation to manage this better; understandingĀ the rationale and responsibility for signposting,Ā what resources might be available, both within and external to the workplace and theĀ skills that have been introduced to ensure competence and confidence to signpost in a timely and appropriate manner.
In this session we are delighted to be joined by Emma Glen,Ā Associate Director Programatic and Mental Health Ally atĀ MediaCom, who will share suggestions and ideas from her organisationās experience on how signposting has been critical to success, what has been most effective and most importantly how they have raised awareness and usage.
The briefing will be followed by a taster session of our Workplace Mental Health Framework. This is an introduction to ourĀ facilitated workshops which we deliverĀ for individuals at all levels within an organisation to understand, manage and promote mental health.Ā This session is suitable for individuals whoĀ are interested in finding out more about how to improve the way mental health is managed in their organisation. The session will finish at 12:00pm.
You can find full details of the programme and consultancy services offered by Mental Health at Work by visiting ourĀ website.
To book
Please email team@mhaw.uk.com with the following information :
Full Name:
Organisation:
Job title:
Website:
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Telephone:Ā
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