Topic outline
- General
- Keeping well while working from home
Keeping well while working from home
MHFA have produced a guide to supporting your mental health while working from home -it gives good advice and guidance on organising your day to ensure a good balance.
MIND have produced some useful resources to support all at this time, especially if
- you're feeling anxious or worried about coronavirus
- you're staying at home and avoiding public places, following Government advice that we should stay at home as much as possible
- you are self-isolating because you, or someone you live with, has symptoms of coronavirus. Self-isolating means that you stay home and keep away from other people.
Hampshire County Council has gathered together a number of resources which you might find useful to help support your mental wellbeing during these unprecedented times, helping us continue to deliver crucial frontline services to our residents
You can them HERE
- Mediation and Mindfulness
Mediation and Mindfulness
- Amazing Apprentices webinars
Amazing Apprentices webinars
The teams at Amazing Apprenticeships, Gen Healthy Minds and AELP are delighted to invite you to join a complementary online masterclass series exclusive for those responsible for supporting apprentices including HR professionals, early careers leads and training providers, to outline a range of practical solutions.
To access the excellent webinars click on the logo and follow the joining instructions
- making working from home work for you
- mindset and resilience
- stress management
- physical well-being
- NHS guide to mindfulness
NHS guide to mindfulness