How Do You Protect Your Mental Wellbeing?
How well do you understand how to protect your mental health? These are trying times, unless you take positive action to take care of your emotional and psychological wellbeing, you could be at risk.
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How well do you understand how to protect your mental health? These are trying times, unless you take positive action to take care of your emotional and psychological wellbeing, you could be at risk.
Organisations play a vitally important role in encouraging a positive mental wellbeing culture in the workplace. Here are several key strategies that employers can implement.
Most depressions can be cured or substantially alleviated yet we still pretend that they can't. Hand-wringing and attempts at sympathy don't help, enlightenment and common understanding will. Treatment guidelines are explicit, brief problem-solving talk-therapy is a proven treatment. We should be accepting and treating depression as the common ailment it is, not shrouding it in mystery and pretending that we don't know what to do about it.
In a recent email I was asked "Do you think that people with mental illnesses are able to cope with life properly?" Here's my reply.
DIY Therapy is not a miracle, but the effects could be miraculous. If we could embrace a few simple ideas it would enable us to have more control over our mental health and wellbeing and to reduce the pressure on our over-stretch medical services.
Brief therapy is a type of psychotherapy that focuses on achieving quick and effective results within a limited time frame. It is less time-consuming and so less costly than longer term than more traditional approaches.
With his natural humour and self-deprecation, Barry Winbolt is a popular keynote speaker at conferences, workplace events and workshops.
By understanding the unique needs and experiences of people who have experienced trauma, practitioners can provide more effective and compassionate care, and help people live more fulfilling and healthy lives.
Struggle is self-reinforcing, so here are some thoughts if you would rather move forward instead of fighting with yourself.
Writing morning pages is great for calming anxieties, producing insights and resolving dilemmas. Use it to clarify and prioritise the coming day.