Following on from our Psychological First Aid (PFA) in the Workplace webinar, Sarah Phillips gives an overview of how PFA looks in the context of supporting each other and those…
Congratulations! You’ve made it. As a newly qualified professional you will likely be excited about starting your new job. After studying hard, learning the ropes on placements, and getting through…
Scottish Government has today published new guidance on twice-weekly asymptomatic testing of healthcare workers. It outlines changes to the twice-weekly Lateral Flow Device testing kit for testing healthcare workers. These…
If you’re worried about money, especially if these worries are affecting your mental health, please reach out for support. Money Helper, provided by the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) provides…
Regardless of which end of the candle you’re burning; student living isn’t always the most conducive to getting good quality sleep. You might have classes timetabled at different times on…
Managing money is tricky when you’re a student. You may be eligible for a student loan or bursary which will cover rent or basic living expenses. It can be difficult…
Kevin Duffy, Scotland Partnership Manager with the Money and Pensions Service (MAPS), will introduce you to MAPS and some of its products and toolkits you can use to gain control…
Daisy Dowling, founder and CEO of Workparent, shares specific techniques and tools for successfully handling the challenges of your dual roles in these unique circumstances, including ways to “dual hat”…
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