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Panic Attacks at Work

Panic attacks affect 1 in 10 people at some point in their lives.

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Mental Health - A Target for Workplace Bullying

Nearly a third of people in the UK experience bullying at work

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5 Tips to Becoming More Resilient

“No one ever got to the top of a mountain in one giant jump. Challenges can be overcome, and goals can be reached, but it can only happen one step at a time” – Doe Zantamata

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The 5 ‘E’s of Workplace Wellness

For every 80p spent on health promotion and intervention programmes, £4 can be saved due to reduced absenteeism, temporary staff, presenteeism and improved motivation (The European Network for Workplace Health Promotion).

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5 Signs That You Should Invest in Stress Management Training

Mismanagement of stress and mental health problems in the workplace is costing UK businesses £30.3 billion per year. Simple steps to improve the management of mental health should enable employers to save 30% or more of these costs – that’s a saving of £9 billion per year.

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How Stressful is the Legal Profession?

A 2012 UK survey by LawCare found that 68% of those in the legal profession had suffered from stress.

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Quiz - Think you know about stress in the workplace?

Think you know about stress in the workplace? Take this quiz to find out.

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5 Things Your Child Can Teach You About Resilience

Everybody experiences stress at some point. Through my work, I often get asked questions like ‘what are the best ways to manage stress?’ or ‘how can I reduce my stress levels?’ It may seem strange, but try looking to your child for guidance.

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5 Ways Depression Can Affect an Employee

Depression is more common than you think with 1 in 5 people experiencing depression at some point in their lives.

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Why I Practice Mindfulness and You Should Too

Modern life is increasingly busy, aiming to get from A to B as quickly as possible, with often little acknowledgement of yourself or your surroundings.

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