Practice session with FirstCare

As we increasingly return to the workplace or adjust to hybrid working, the ‘hidden pandemic’ of poor mental health is coming to the fore. Join this webinar to gain insights into how other leaders are taking practical steps to support the wellbeing and performance of their people and organisations in the wake of Covid-19.

Much has been written about the repercussions of the Covid pandemic on UK workers’ mental health. The phrase ‘we’re all in this together’ has often been used, however the truth is that our individual experiences have been very different…

For example, some employees have suffered with Covid or lost loved ones to the virus, whereas others doubt its existence. Some have enthusiastically been vaccinated, while others fear and resist the jab. Some have relished the freedom of WFH but others have struggled, juggling nine-to-five with round-the-clock childcare and home schooling.

Working with Dean Russell – MP for Watford and Co-Chair of the Mental Health All Party Parliamentary Group – FirstCare is embarking on a campaign to support organisations and their people through the transition to the ‘new world of work’. Too often, leaders merely pay lip service to the idea of mental health support, but it has never been more important to act than it is now.

This free webinar will explore practical steps that employers can take to recognise the pressures that have and will continue to impact the mental wellbeing of their employees. Can the innovative use of wellbeing data help to prevent issues, or at least enable early intervention before troubles worsen?

Alongside Dean is an expert panel of People and Wellbeing leaders from high-profile organisations with a presence in and around his constituency, who are keen to share their opinions and experiences with you to help move the mental health agenda forward.

Sign up now and hear about new ways to help your people be happier, healthier, and perform better as we all enter the new world of work.