Our EDNA team has been running a series of ‘Say Hello to EDNA’ sessions where colleagues meet the team behind our Employee Disability and Neurodivergence Advice Service. Each session has its own theme, and the most recent focused on how to be a supportive manager when you have team members with disabilities, long-term conditions, and/or …
We recognise that colleagues may be worried about the situation in Sudan, particularly those who have family or friends there or are supporting patients who do. Help is available to all colleagues who are concerned about Sudan or other places of conflict.NHS ChaplainsOur chaplains are members of hospital staff and are here to support you, …
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Recent research by Deloitte estimates that 10% to 20% of the world’s population is neurodivergent. The term ‘neurodivergent’ has only recently started to gain recognition on the past few years, but it represents conditions that have been around for much, much longer – a good deal of them undiagnosed. Take Autism, for example. The World …
This Spring, colleagues across NHS and Primary Care in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight can hear from a leading voice in menopause and men’s health – the psychologist and wellbeing coach Lee Chambers. Lee ran a Men’s Mental Wellbeing session for us on 27 March and has two further sessions coming up. These are …
WRAP is back for 2023, with a free two-day course for Primary Care Colleagues at the end of March.WRAP stands for Wellness Resilience Action Planning and is all about helping you develop strategies for meeting challenges in and out of the workplace. Read on to learn more and book your place.
The new Staff Physio service enables colleagues to choose from 22 different treatment locations – and it’s making a positive difference. Here we share some of the experiences colleagues have had using the service.
Conversations on Burnout is back for a second series, led by business coach Hazel Anderson-Turner. “I really believe coaching skills can help us in the prevention of burnout,” says Hazel, who every fortnight guides us through strategies for a preventative approach.
With the rising cost of energy bills, food costs and tax increases – many of us will be facing extra pressures, which can lead to stress and worry effecting our mental health and wellbeing. Support is available to help you.
It’s fairly well documented that people working in the NHS over the past few years are experiencing unprecedented levels of burnout. The word burnout gets tossed around a lot, but do we know what it looks like for us as individuals and practical steps we can take? These six sessions of ‘Conversations on Burnout’ with …
Conversations on Burnout is back for a second series, led by business coach Hazel Anderson-Turner.
“I really believe coaching skills can help us in the prevention of burnout,” says Hazel, who every fortnight guides us through strategies for a preventative approach.
