Stress

Low mood and depression is afflicting 69% of legal employees, finds a survey by LawCare.

Nine in 10 GPs have reported an increase in patients suffering work-related stress and anxiety since the pandemic began, prompting...

A University of Cambridge study finds that wellbeing interventions have little positive effect.

Organisational or service-level stress audits can help to identify and address causes of work-related stress and, from there, support appropriate...

Faced with pressures from above and cries of help from below, managers have been the unsung heroes of the pandemic....

Streamlining processes and giving managers flexibility to adapt approaches have helped L’Oréal navigate Covid-19.

Occupational health needs to grab the reins and provide leadership to join up mental health support, argues Dr Tarun Gupta.

Study finds 55% of ‘deskless’ workers have gone into work while unwell because they could not afford to take time off.

These extra CPD activities relate to ‘CPD: managing stress and psychosocial risk within oil and gas’.

In this case study analysis of the oil and gas sector, Neelum Sanderson and Professor Anne Harriss assess the role that occupational health can play in managing stress and psychosocial risk.

'Mindfulness' and 'resilience' have become 'trendy' methods to address stress and anxiety. Are they being used in the right way?

A letter suggests NHS staff who have worked on the frontline during the pandemic should have access to a dedicated mental health service.

NHS doctors are exhausted, demoralised and frustrated, as well as struggling with sleep and worried about their health.

NHS and social care workers are being encouraged to take part in a national biennial research project that is gauging...

The national police wellbeing service, Oscar Kilo, is to begin using 'trauma support dogs' to help alleviate mental health concerns within policing.