Supporting Staff Wellbeing
For staff to flourish and perform at their best, they need to feel supported. In fact, support from colleagues and managers is often reported as a key factor in good workplace wellbeing. Knowing the right thing to do to support staff through challenges they’re facing isn’t always easy though.
Which is why we’ve compiled these pages of resources to help you support those around you.
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“Let’s talk about the menopause” – developing an awareness and support programme for staff
In this video series, Katrin discusses her team’s work in providing menopause support in the workplace. Katrin is a Speciality Doctor in Reproductive and Sexual Health, and Public Heatlh Lead…
Helping staff cope with stress
When it comes to helping staff manage their stress its worth remembering that managing stress is a balancing act; it’s about balancing the demands placed on an individual with the…
Menopause: Policy into practice
In this presentation, Gillian Longmire, Head of People at Blue Triangle, discusses her experiences of implementing menopause policy and guidance across the workplace, providing great insight in to how you…
Providing effective menopause workplace support
In this presentation, Lindsey Millen, Policy and Development manager at Close the Gap, discusses some of the things employers can do to provide effective menopause support in the workplace, to…
Menopause in the workplace
Recognising the impact menopause has on women is important – it’s a natural stage of life which will affect all women. There are three different stages within the menopause: Perimenopause, the…
Tips for getting started with peer support in your organisation
Gill Moreton, Clinical Lead for the Emergency Services at NHS Lothian’s Rivers Centre, and Gail Topping, a paramedic with the Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS), give their top tips for getting…
Peer support: looking out for newer staff
Starting any new job can be daunting, it’s a step into the unknown. In this video Gill Moreton, Clinical Lead for the Emergency Services at NHS Lothian’s Rivers Centre, and…
Understanding normal reactions to abnormal situations
In this clip, Gill Moreton, Clinical Lead for the Emergency Services at NHS Lothian’s Rivers Centre, and Gail Topping, a paramedic with the Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS), discuss some common…
Peer support in the workplace: putting theory into practice
In this video series, Heather Connolly, who is the Principal Health Psychologist in Occupational Health, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde, answers our questions around her experiences of implementing a peer…
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