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Over the past few decades, “burnout” has become an all-too-familiar way of speaking about a growing problem. Although originating with psychologist Herbert Freudenberger’s 1974 theory, it…
Read MoreSometime we need help from a professional to guide us in the right direction, but even trying to find the right kind of help can be stressful. Our counselling section will help determine if this is the right kind of support you need, as well as help you find the right counsellor for your needs.
Read MoreSometimes we just want someone to talk to about our problems. It can be with friends, but some people find it easier with someone they don’t know. Our peer support pages will help you find what works best for you.
Read MoreWhen your employee has suffered an injury that limits their movement there can be an unexpected burden on your business.
The employee may not be able to attend work, meaning a temporary replacement could be needed. This temp would need training, taking up time from another employee.
There are ways you can help your employee, speed their recovery and potentially save your business costs, whilst also improving the physical and mental wellbeing of your staff.
Read MoreActually getting physio is quite easy – there are usually physiotherapists in every town, and a statistic claims that on average everyone is no further than 10 miles from a registered physio-therapist.
Read MoreAttending hospital can be quite stressful, more so if it is an emergency attendance perhaps like your visit today. At these times it can be quite easy to forget simple information such as any medication you are on, when you had a tetanus injection, the name and address of your GP practice and so on.
Are you having to (or did you have to) stay overnight? Did you have someone to help you at home? Do you have pets that need looking after?
You can’t always be ready for every eventuality, but you can help yourself by being better prepared.
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