Virtual workshops and digital learning for Mental Health Awareness Week
Here at Laughology, we have been at the forefront of supporting positive mental health at work. So we’re not just supporting you with content for Mental Health Awareness Week, but for the rest of the month. Starting from 18th May, we will be sharing our next learning burst series all about mental health at work. Here’s what we have planned:
How to support people back to work after Covid-19
With some green shoots starting to appear, there is some optimism about returning to work and normality starting to form. There is also (understandably) some real concern and anxieties.
There will need to be sensitive conversations that support and consider the mental and physical well-being of people back to work. Managers will need to guide, lead, and communicate in a way that helps people feel psychologically safe and creates direction, this will be key for motivating people and teams. People skills will be crucial for managers as the UK plans for an eventual return to the workplace. CIPD’s Peter Cheese said it well when he stated there are three important questions to ask before people return to work: Is it essential? Is it safe? Is it mutually agreeable?
To support managers and teams, Laughology has put together a two-part programme for managers and leaders in how to create psychologically safe environments, virtually and physically. The two-part programme covers skills for communicating in extraordinary times, supporting teams to be flexible and agile while protecting mental health and wellbeing. The course will have cheat sheets with practical tips, activity sheets for working teams and a Work Ready Action Plan (WRAP) guide to download and use with individuals and teams. You can find out more here
Mental health awareness campaign
We have always been big champions of positive mental health at work, so we’re not just supporting you with content for Mental Health Awareness Week, but for the rest of the month too. Starting from 18th May, we will be sharing our next learning burst series all about mental health at work. Here’s what we have planned:
Friday 22nd – 29th May
Introduction to our new learning bursts supporting mental health. Each week for the rest of May, we will have activities, reading material and cheats sheets to download and use for you and your teams. Sign up here and we will keep you posted
Thursday 29th May 2020. 12-12.30pm GMT – Mental health - live virtual classroom on Zoom, presented by Stephanie Davies.
Topics covered include:
- Spotting the signs of ill mental health. Prevention and support
- Sustaining positive mental health and wellbeing
- Creating balance. Practical tips for everyday wellness
Join from 11.45am