Your Wellbeing Partner

For humans, some level of anxiety is useful and actually motivates us into action. However, anxiety becomes unhelpful when it interferes with our ability to function normally and reduces our wellbeing. In these situations, your anxiety is like “a bully”, directing you into behaviours and thinking styles which aren’t productive and instead lead you to feeling increasingly helpless.

As the world grapples with the coronavirus outbreak, and people adjust to a new way of working, it’s normal to feel confused and anxious. Change can be unsettling, especially when there are so many unknowns. Being exposed to large volumes of news and negative information can compound feelings of anxiety.

Bullying and harassment is a psychological hazard that can cause injury to employees. At an organisational level, these behaviours can result in absence from work, increased turnover and reduced productivity.

R U OK? Day is Thursday 12th September 2019. A national day of action dedicated to reminding everyone to ask, “Are you OK?” and to remember every day of the year is a day to support people who may be struggling with life’s ups and downs.

The idea of change can be unsettling and uncomfortable for some. As humans, it is completely normal to fear change due to the uncertainty around it. At the same time, it is inevitable, and in a business environment, essential for that business to be able to survive. 

This year Men’s Health Week runs from June 10th to 16th and we want to use this opportunity to increase the awareness about some important health issues that commonly affect men and let you know what actions you can take.

Research has shown that what we eat has an impact on our mental health, as well as our physical health. It can affect our energy levels, sleeping patterns and focus. By making a few changes in our daily routine, we can improve our mental health!