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Wellbeing Webinars

15 fast facts on stress

Date: 8th November 2019

This webinar has now taken place. However, you can watch it again here (registration is required).

Thank you for watching our webinar click here to download our 15 fast facts along with 15 actionable takeaway points for your workplace!  
 

During this webinar we will be exploring common characteristics of resilient people, looking at how pressure can be advantageous to performance and productivity, and helping people to create their own plan by engaging in common practices we know enhance our resilience.Our expert speaker Andrew Harris, Client Wellbeing Manager at Healthy Performance, will take you through 15 facts on stress within the workplace.

Speakers
Andrew Harris
The webinar will be facilitated by Andrew Harris, Client Wellbeing Manager at Healthy Performance. Andrew has 10 years’ experience helping businesses implement a mental health & wellbeing strategy and has worked in collaboration with some of the biggest blue chip companies to guide them through the HSE’s Stress Management Standards. Andrew is also a mental health first aider and was heavily involved in the creation of Healthy Performance’s supportive mental health tool, Pascal.
Client Wellbeing Manager at Healthy Performance

Building resilience in the workplace

Date: 15th May 2019

This webinar has now taken place. However, you can watch it again here (registration is required).

During this webinar we will be exploring common characteristics of resilient people, looking at how pressure can be advantageous to performance and productivity, and helping people to create their own plan by engaging in common practices we know enhance our resilience.

Speakers
Andrew Harris
The webinar will be facilitated by Andrew Harris, Client Wellbeing Manager at Healthy Performance. Andrew has 10 years’ experience helping businesses implement a mental health & wellbeing strategy and has worked in collaboration with some of the biggest blue chip companies to guide them through the HSE’s Stress Management Standards. Andrew is also a mental health first aider and was heavily involved in the creation of Healthy Performance’s supportive mental health tool, Pascal.
Client Wellbeing Manager at Healthy Performance

Address mental health and wellbeing in the workplace with confidence

This webinar has now taken place. However, you can watch it again here (registration is required).

Due to the increasing awareness and understanding of workplace stress, mental health programmes are more common now than ever before. Whilst there is support available for every business, it isn’t always easy to implement an effective and joined up strategy.

Our most recent webinar is aimed at key decision makers who drive or wish to implement a Mental Health & Wellbeing Strategy within their organisation. We’ll offer you expertise on solutions that can be implemented from the start of a strategy or help add value to an existing programme.

Those who are interested in participating will be invited to trial Pascal® – the UK’s most innovative and educational mental health support tool. Pascal® offers an exciting range of features, as well as the ability to benchmark results and monitor risk across your whole organisation. It’s also the first tool of its kind that will provide a split of work and home pressure.

Along with an invite to trial Pascal®, we will also cover the following points in our 30-minute webinar:

  • Overview of the current work-related stress situation in the UK and your legal requirements.
  • An overview of proactive support and resources available to all organisations.
  • Making the most of Pascal® – What Pascal® can do for you and your employees.
  • Engage employees and build trust – The key to success for your strategy.
  • What next? – An overview of action points and opportunities

Avoiding common mistakes when creating a wellbeing strategy

Monday 4th March 2019 | 10.30am

This webinar has now finished – There is no watch again facility for this webinar – Monday 4th March 2019 | 10.30am

Does your health & wellbeing strategy need a boost or is it not working as well as you would like?  Do you have the responsibility of implementing a health & wellbeing strategy within your organisation?  Do you need a comprehensive way to show why, results and purpose?  Then this webinar is for you.

Developing an effective health and wellbeing strategy is a great way to demonstrate you value your workforce.  As well as empowering your staff to adopt or maintain a healthy lifestyle, a great strategy could reduce employee absence, lower staff turnover and increase employee engagement.

Consulting with staff in a collaborative way is paramount to the success of your wellbeing strategy.  Advocacy from ‘key decision makers’ is still important but if employees aren’t fully bought in to the strategy the likelihood of it being effective is lessened. We’ll be revealing common mistakes and how to avoid them and some success stories, so you can then approach your employee health and wellbeing plans with confidence.

In our 30 minute webinar, we will be covering the following and introducing you to our tool MyWellbeingCheck

  • What a successful wellbeing strategy looks like?
  • How important is the wellbeing agenda for businesses?
  • Why create a wellbeing strategy?
  • Drivers and benefits
  • Secrets to a successful strategy

Following the webinar, you go away with some great ideas and inspiration and handy document to support you with your health & wellbeing strategy.

Speakers

Andrew Harris

Client Wellbeing Manager at Healthy Performance

The webinar will be facilitated by Andrew Harris, Client Wellbeing Manager at Healthy Performance. Andrew has 10 years’ experience helping businesses implement a mental health & wellbeing strategy and has worked in collaboration with some of the biggest blue chip companies to guide them through the HSE’s Stress Management Standards. Andrew is also a mental health first aider and was heavily involved in the creation of Healthy Performance’s supportive mental health tool, Pascal.