Last updated 12 January, 2024

Managing Mental Health at Work

 

Managing Mental Health at Work

See our online booking site for specific course information.

Who is this course for?

People with an interest in mental health at work including:

  • managers
  • trade union representatives
  • HR professionals
  • and Mental Health Champions

Overview

"Mental health issues have a significant impact on employee well-being and are a major cause of long-term absence from work. Employers are encouraged to promote good mental health and provide support for employees who are experiencing mental ill health including anxiety or depression."

"Increasing awareness of mental health issues across the workforce can help break the silence and start to build a more open and inclusive culture. Managers need to feel confident and competent to have conversations with staff about sensitive issues like mental health and signpost to specialist sources of support if necessary. HR should ensure that employees know how to access the support provided by the organisation even if they don't wish to disclose an issue to their manager."

Mental Health in the workplace, CIPD Sept 2018

By the end of the course you will:

  • Understand what is meant by wellbeing
  • Know the difference between mental health and mental wellbeing
  • Comprehend the definitions and strategies for managing depression, anxiety and stress/burnout including HSE management standards on stress
  • Know how to respond when an employee discloses mental ill health

Live Interactive Online Course Information

This online training session will use Zoom, reliable and good quality free software, for holding live online meetings. You will be able to see and interact with fellow participants throughout the sessions and split off into breakout rooms for skills practice and small group discussions.

Please ensure that you have adequate broadband connection as Rowan Consultancy cannot be held responsible or issue refunds for any difficulties with internet connection. You will also need a webcam and microphone so that the trainer can see and hear you. It is the applicant's responsibility to inform us in advance of any special requirements so that we can try to accommodate them

Why Rowan Training?

Rowan Consultancy has delivered training to organisations in the private, public and voluntary sectors for many years. We know which models work and how to help you acquire and practice knowledge and skills.

We believe you don't learn skills by just being lectured or seeing slides, so we use experiential learning where you relate the theory to your own work situation. It's the best way to learn!

The Trainers

Rachel Weiss, Head of Training and founding partner of Rowan Consultancy, is the lead trainer for this course. Rachel is a accredited coach, counsellor and trainer.

Register Now

Take the first step to becoming more aware of the impact of mental health issues at work and apply online. Alternatively, if you need more information, give Rowan a call today on 01738 562 005 to speak to the trainer or email us through our contact form.


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Mental Health Awareness In-house Training Options

In addition to our open course, we can offer various in-house training sessions for both staff and managers. These include:

  • the above 2-hour course, for managers and those with a duty of care for mental health of their colleagues
  • a 1-hour session on Mental Health Awareness, for all staff to look after their own mental health and to support colleagues aimed at helping those with staff responsibility to manage mental wellbeing at work,
  • a short mental health awareness course for those working with residents, in a residential setting
  • as well as a suicide awareness course for those working in the caring professions.
You can download summaries of these courses here or we are happy to discuss a tailored course to fit your exact requirements.


Rowan Consultancy, 121 Burghmuir Road, Perth, PH1 1JF. +44(0)1738 562005