Our head of trauma and critical incidents, Deborah Pinchen, explains how best to support workers traumatised during the pandemic for the cover story of this month’s Occupational Health & Wellbeing.
Download the report for more findings and top tips on how to put in place a more proactive approach to occupational health at your organisation.
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World Wellbeing Week 2024
World Wellbeing Week began in Jersey in 2019 and is now celebrating both its fifth year and the incredible global reach to the 58 million people who took part around the world last year. Wellbeing and mental health are intrinsically linked; it is increasingly important for managers to ensure they have support and training to […]
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Imposter Syndrome and Neurodiversity: Building Resilience and Confidence
🌟 Join us for an insightful webinar on “Imposter Syndrome and Neurodiversity: Building Resilience and Confidence”! 🧠✨ This engaging session aims to delve into the complexities of Imposter Syndrome, especially in the context of Neurodiversity, and offer strategies to cultivate resilience and confidence among individuals who may experience these challenges. Our distinguished panel, comprising experts […]