Category: Workplace Mental Health

Yoga, meditation and mental health

29th April 2019

Lauren from Time to Change talks about how yoga and meditation have helped her mental health, and how you can incorporate it into your place of work.

How I’ve maintained good mental health at work

29th April 2019

Dave from Hafal reflects on the different ways his mental health has improved through his work.

How do the people at Mental Health UK manage their own mental health?

29th April 2019

We asked people from all across our four charities how they manage their mental health at work, here’s what some of them had to say.

Managing mental health as a recovery support worker

29th April 2019

TJ tells us about her experience of managing her mental illness while working as a recovery support worker for others with mental illness.

Mental Health at Work

29th April 2019

Seaneen from MindWise tells us about how she manages her mental health at work while living with a mental health condition.

Keeping well at work

29th April 2019

Change Mental Health, one of our four founding charities, describe their experiences of managing mental health at work.

Shining a light on mental illness in the workplace

24th January 2019

This week, we called for more awareness and understanding from employers about severe mental illness.

Making mental health part of the everyday conversation at Virgin Trains

18th May 2018

My role was introduced three years ago at Virgin Trains to help create a productive, efficient, and happy workforce, with a focus on sickness prevention. It was clear that many of our people were experiencing mental health issues that affected both their work and home lives. In response to this my health and wellbeing programmes moved to a more hands on approach.

How Mental Health Champions have changed the conversation at ITN

18th May 2018

ITN has been involved in mental health awareness for two years now and in that relatively short period of time we believe we have achieved a great deal. With support from the very top, from our CEO and CFO, we managed to secure a budget to implement a number of initiatives.

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