Overview
This course addresses the stigma associated with stress and mental health issues. Delegates will be encouraged to consider the use of language when communicating with individuals to attempt to reach a positive outcome. The course looks at mental health in the workplace, signs and causes of stress and how this affects individuals’ behaviours and ability to think clearly.
Delegates will have an opportunity to identify key sources of stress in their own workplaces and to consider intervention or elimination of the stressors where possible. The course also looks at coping strategies, the role of communications and the role of external, specialist agencies in supporting individuals.
This course enables management and leadership delegates to realise their responsibilities and to develop the skills to recognise and address work related stress or other mental health issues.
Content
- Society’s taboo: mental health
- Triggers and symptoms
- Employers’ legal responsibilities
- The role of communication
- What is meant by the term reasonable adjustment?
- What if: someone applies for a job with you; A staff member is showing signs of mental ill health; You want to develop an equal opportunity policy on mental health
- Promoting positive mental health throughout your organisation
Course Duration: 1 day virtual or face to face
£ 250; discounts are available for indivuduals who undertake more than one course in the Mastering 1st line management series. Group pricing is also available - just ask!
For further information on this course, contact businesstraining@wcs.ac.uk or call 0141 468 4163.
