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With one in six people in England experiencing some kind of mental health condition in any given week, it’s critical that we invest the time in training and upskilling ourselves to support them. Our Mental Health Awareness training for Managers course provides the tools to recognise, respond to, and support individuals when they need it most. But it can be hard to know where to start when talking to someone about their mental health. If someone does begin to open up, it might not always be easy to know what to say.
That’s why we’ve created four short videos each under five minutes long to demonstrate the impact and difference you can make through supportive conversations.
Please take the time to watch these videos to see how you can have more positive conversations about mental health.
As part of our cultural transformation, we redefined our approach to performance. Our performance will no longer be defined by a rating, but instead through Creators' Conversations we'll empower colleagues to have regular, two-way and meaningful dialogue. Continuous, open and multi-source feedback will help identify areas of strength, learning and support, enabling us to learn, improve and grow.
Check-ins are a series of regular two-way conversations about us, our work, progress, challenges and aspirations, and present a great opportunity to talk about wellbeing.
Talking about mental health can be daunting, so here are some top tips to get the conversation started…
We have various training courses available on SuccessFactors for mental health awareness.
The Course Goals:
This can be undertaken either as E-learning on SuccessFactors or a classroom-based course:
Find out more about how you can take steps to look after your mind, and how to get support if you need it.
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