Will the third week of your new normal be the most difficult? It’s time to focus on Mental Health & Wellbeing
The environment around us is changing, from where, how – or even if we can – continue to work, alongside the daily updates of how the Coronavirus pandemic is impacting on the health and the economy of both the UK and globally.
Employees’ health and well-being are paramount in the current situation with employers needing to be proactive in protecting their people and minimising the risk to staff and business continuity.
It has been reported that the third week of working from home is supposed to be the toughest on people’s mental health and wellbeing.
Which is why on the 9th of April, 11am, the Employee Ownership Association’s third Better Together Webinar will tackle the topic of “Looking After Colleagues: Mental Health & Wellbeing”.
The guest speaker is Ben Channon, who has stepped away from his usual role of project architect at Assael Architecture to spearhead an innovative approach as Head of Wellbeing to make sure there is a health and wellbeing focus in projects throughout the practice.
You can register for your place on this webinar by clicking here and entering your details.
If you are interested in viewing previous webinars from the EOA, you can find a full list of videos on the COVID-19 Information Hub as well as information on any webinars announced in the near future.
Some useful further reading on the topic of Mental Health & Wellbeing ahead of the webinar has been provided below:
Coronavirus: Supporting Yourself and Your Team – Mind.org.uk
How to Stay Active at Home – Mind.org.uk
Top Tips for Working From Home – Mindworks Marketing
Mental Wellbeing While Staying at Home – NHS