Staff Wellbeing

Front Cover of the June edition of the MIND at Work Newsletter

MIND@Work

The Mental Health Charity MIND creates monthly MIND@Work newsletters. June's edition contains tips on how to manage your mental health around lockdown easing, including the new working from home Wellness Action Plan.

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Supporting Staff Wellbeing during times of Change

Periods of change and upheaval can have an impact on our wellbeing. These resources have been collated as a means of support for those staff who may feel the impact of this on their mental health and wellbeing and also for managers who will need to be equipped to support staff accordingly.

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Health Assured - Staff Advisory Line and Counselling Service

Health Assured - Staff Advisory Line and Counselling Service

We would like to remind all staff of the University Staff Advisory and Counselling Service provided by Health Assured. The service is free, independent, confidential and available 24 hours a day. Please call 0800 028 1947. Health Assured also produce monthly webinars, please watch this month’s on Managing Return to Work Anxiety:

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Domestic Violence and Abuse

Domestic abuse is unacceptable in any situation. It is important to remember that there is help and support available to you.

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Supporting Neurodiverse Staff Working from Home

The uncertainty we all face in the current climate, and coping with the changes it has brought, can be particularly challenging for people who are neurodivergent.

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Wellbeing Resources

Resources to support your health and wellbeing
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Wellbeing Champions Toolkit

Everything you need to set up Wellbeing Champions in your area
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Staff Wellbeing activities

See what staff activities are on offer
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Managers Toolkit

Resources to help managers support the wellbeing of their staff
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Mental Wellbeing

Staff support and services for maintaining mental wellbeing
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MIND

MIND have brought together some helpful information, designed to help you cope if you are feeling anxious or worried about Coronavirus
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Staff Networks
Staff Networks: find support through a network that means most to you
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