Happy Workplace: A Holistic Approach to Achieving Mental Wellbeing
Stress self-assessment, insights and practical tips
Could your L&D Team be doing more to create a culture of positive mental health in your organisation?
Mental health and wellbeing of employees is a growing issue in workplaces around the world. Employers have a duty of care over their workers, and productivity is lost when employees take time away from work to recover or escape from stress.
Happy Workplace: A Holistic Approach to Achieving Mental Wellbeing is our campaign to raise awareness of the importance of positive mental health in the modern workplace.
The campaign is split into three areas: Assessment, Prevention and Intervention. These steps will guide individuals through understanding their own mental health, and managing their emotions at work, as well as helping those in L&D and HR teams to create a culture of positive mental health in their organisation.
Assessment
The first step to improving any situation is recognising the scale of the problem. All of us inevitably experience some level of stress, the danger is that we might be so wrapped up in all the little things that we aren’t able to see when it becomes a real issue in our lives.
To help with this, we have created a mental health self-assessment questionnaire for you to understand your own mental health and levels of workplace stress.
Prevention
We have created a bank of practical insights into the causes and consequences of stress in the workplace. These articles have been written by our team of experts to provide real world advice for ways to manage your emotions at work and limit some of the underlying causes of stress.
Each article comes with a set of practical tips that individuals can start following straight away to lower their stress at work and improve their own mental wellbeing. There is also of advice for leaders in an organisation to create a better and more positive culture for their employees.
- Stress: is it always a bad thing?
- The of impact of perfectionism on wellbeing
- Surviving the stresses of sales calling
- Supporting employees through change
- Managing your emotions at work
- How to manage workplace conflict
- How do you best manage your working day? Coming soon
Intervention
The L&D is a powerful and effective way for an organisation to improve and update their culture. Communication and team building soft skills can drastically alter the way teams interact and improve the atmosphere between them. Equally, an individual can be much more relaxed when they’re able to manage their time and emotions more effectively.
We have looked through our catalogue of learning solutions to find the courses that best match our Prevention topics, and that can help an organisation and its employees to have more positive mental wellbeing.
| How and when can stress be positive? | The impact of perfectionism on wellbeing | Surviving the stresses of sales calling | Supporting employees through change | |||
| NLP for business | Developing personal effectiveness | Coaching for sales performance | Dealing with change | |||
| Developing personal effectiveness | NLP for business | Social selling and cold calling | Change management | |||
| Stress management | Stress management | Advanced selling excellence | Challenging the status quo | |||
| Emotional intelligence |
| Managing your emotions at work | How to manage workplace conflict | How do you best manage your work day? | ||||
| NLP for business | Animals | Time and priority management | ||||
| Emotional intelligence | Emotional intelligence | Developing personal effectiveness | ||||
| Managing difficult conversations | Communicate with impact | |||||
| Coaching for managers | Conflict management | |||||
| Effective questioning and listening | ||||||
| Managing difficult conversation |
Downloadable resources
9 tips for reducing stress at work
A practical infographic featuring actionable tips.
FIVE WAYS ORGANISATIONS CAN ALLEVIATE EXCESS STRESS ON EMPLOYEES
Our ebook covers steps organisations can take to improve the mental wellbeing of their employees.
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