which took place from October 8 to October 12. The week featured engaging activities and meaningful discussions, helping students across all grades focus on their emotional well-being and the importance of mental health. Each mornin...
UpdatedNICE guidelineson mental wellbeing at work were published in March 2022 as part of a collaboration with Public Health England. The recommendations contain guidance for employers on how to approach mental health in the workplace and support employee wellbeing. The table below is an overview ...
World Architecture Day 2022 was themed around “Architecture for well-being”, paralleling the designation of 2022 as the UIA Year of Design for Health in buildings and cities. As we wind up the year, ArchDaily explores “healthy spaces” as a trend along with insights that will last well ...
Monday 15 May 2023 marks the start ofMental Health Awareness Week,focusing on Anxiety. All Things IC Communication Consultant Dan Holden has shared his own experience of anxiety below. You’ll also find information at the end of the article resources on how to keep conversations about mental he...
One week or one month of mental health awareness isn’t enough. How are we able to break the stigma in the workplace, and globally for that matter? Mental health and mental illness should not be a big red splotch that you wear and try to cover up. We are all responsible for how we...
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This Mental Health Week, let’s start busting these damaging myths and demanding a change to the way we approach disability and employment, so that we promote wellness and productivity. We should allow people returning from disability to earn a modest amount for a period of time without fear ...
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Arguments for creating a mental health app People all around the world suffer from depression, behavioral disorders, and mental illnesses. Many can’t afford traditional therapy, worry about the stigma of in-office treatment, or don’t have access to treatment for various reasons. ...
"Feeling connected to others is healthy for everyone," says Kissen. When it's just you (say, working alone all day, or simply feeling alone) your mind settles on what's not going right or what you have to get done. "Your car payment and worries about work the next day take up ...