I notice that many people are feeling overwhelmed at the moment, through a combination of work stressors, life changes, family/caring responsibilities, worries about the future etc. I'm hosting a webinar to share some psychological tips & ideas.
Bookings: https://t.co/IAwzKpPxoj
🗣️Whoever needs to hear this today:
Even though it can be difficult to see through the darkness, the world is a better place with you in it.
Please Hold On!
🤗 @MotherwellFC
In health & care, we often focus on a narrow concept of improving "staff experience", when we could be building a much deeper & more profound basis of human connection at work: a sense of belonging. Belonging is when an employee, regardless of their background or role, knows that their voice matters, that their unique experiences enrich the team & that they're not just seen, but understood. Organisations that build a sense of belonging have higher levels of engagement, retention & performance: https://t.co/DNGs6moS0B By @hacking_hr
Every death by suicide is absolute tragedy.
In the UK, THREE QUARTERS of all suicides are by MEN.
25 times more research funding per person affected is spent on cancer research compared to mental health research & the differential is even greater for suicide prevention research
This is where we are at right now . . . and this is not what my relatives fought and died for in the last century . . . nor what our youth should tolerate now . What has this nation honestly become ? I feel utterly ashamed watching this @streetskitchen@BigIssue
Sensible help for hardworking staff!🧑⚕️🏥👩⚕️
We are currently running a study at the University of Oxford for health and social care workers in the UK who are experiencing low mood or severe stress.
To find out more about our study click the link below:
https://t.co/KRoSiPvMCj
We’re absolutely delighted to launch our next Aspiring Leadership Programme for senior maternity workers, which has been created with @NHSEngland beginning in October ‘23. @Jessreadmidwife@capito_clare@TeamCMidO
@suicideresearch So well deserved. It’s such a brilliant book. Also your discussion on the Spark today was compelling. As an HP and former Samaritan I have followed your work for many years. Regrettably in the last couple of weeks suicide has become personal. Your book is helping. Thanks Rory.