You can talk about mental health at work
This month we would like to highlight the World Mental Health Day. 1 in 4 of us will experience mental health problems this year and having a colleague in your corner can make all the difference.
World Mental Health Day isn’t simply a one-day event. We need to start now and continue our call to ensure that no-one is left behind. That’s why for this Mental Health Day we are delivering two internal Time to Talk sessions including activities to support the confidence in having conversations around mental health and build an understanding of mental health issues in and out of the workplace.
World Mental Health Day 2020
Together we are stronger and together we can make a big difference. World Mental Health Day aims to raise awareness in the global community about the critical mental health agendas – with a unifying voice through collaboration with various partners – to take action and to create lasting change through the messages we promote.
We are all in this together and together we can bring about mental health for all.
For other information and support around mental health, please visit the Mind website or check out Mind’s Everyday Living Guide here, which contains information on online mental health.
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