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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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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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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5 Foods to Help You Improve Your Mood
We all have down days from time to time, whether it is due to a bad day at work, waking up feeling a bit under the weather, or just because of the general stresses associated with everyday life.
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When Does Anxiety Become a Disorder?
Everyone experiences stress and anxiety at some points in their life, whether it is their first day of work, in the moments before giving a presentation to a large group of people, or just if their workload becomes too high to cope with. However, there is a point when levels of anxiety become abnormal, and can be an indicator of a disorder.
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5 Simple Ways to Increase Energy at Work
Easy tips to help you feel awake and ready to go.
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Guest Blog - Stress and Your Body
Guest blog on stress and your body written by Dr Barry G Lambert, consultant paediatric anaesthetist and co-founder of Medstars www.medstars.co.uk
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Workplace Stress and the Law
O2 Pay £110,000 To Stressed Worker! In a hearing at the Court of Appeal, telecoms giant O2 has been ordered to pay damages of nearly £110,000 to an accountant who suffered ill-health due to excessive working hours and demanding workload.
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7 Tips For Switching Off After Work
Having trouble switching off after work? Check out our 7 top tips to help you relax and leave work 'at work'.
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How to start a conversation about stress with an employee
If an employee seems down or on edge, deadlines aren’t quite being met, or there are a few more sick days than you’d expect, then this could be a sign of a stress-related mental health problem. But sometimes, even if you recognise that there’s a problem, it can be difficult to start a conversation. Check out our acronym, ALTRUIST below for some top tips on starting a conversation.
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