In the United States, the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention (Action Alliance) commemorates its tenth anniversary on September 10th. This coincides with the annual
In the days after my late husband’s suicide, when I struggled to breathe properly or imagine a path forward for myself and my 9-year-old daughter,
Self-harm, sometimes referred to as self-injury, is more common than one might think. 10% of children under the age of 16 will self-harm at some
The Spanish flu ravaged the US and the world for almost two years through 1918-1920. The pandemic was widespread, and it stopped only when no
We spend most of our waking lives at work, so it’s no surprise that our jobs can have a great impact on our mental wellbeing.
Some call them Wellbeing Guardians, others Wellbeing Ambassadors, Allies, Champions, Peers or even Culture Vultures. Whatever their label, conversations that I’ve been having with employers
Trying to engage your employees, and keep them engaged, was hard before the global pandemic. Now, with a potential recession and job losses looming, months
As a result of the pandemic, businesses and organisations around the world are having to make valued employees redundant. Those employees may not have had
It’s normal to feel stressed at work from time to time. But for some workers, the stress becomes a chronic situation that renders them unable
Employers in the UK with more than five employees have a legal duty to protect their colleagues from stress at work by doing, and acting
