Mental Health In The Workplace Reviews

Really good course, well presented and at a good pace. Lots of info that is not entirely new but really worth reflecting on and some good strategies to improving ones good MH. I can def see I am regularly impacted by MH issues so this content is very important and very useful. Thank you

Very, very good! Interesting facts and brilliant advice. Easy to pick out things that I can do to improve my mental health. Not daunting at all. Feeling positive, yay!

Interesting but would have liked to have gone into breakout rooms to be more interactive.

Informative, great content, not too long winded!

Good course content. Was strange experience as first time on zoom. Will definitely enjoy face to face training as I feel there is much discussion to be had

Many laughs were had during the training. Good food for thought.

As a MHFA it served as a reminder and I also gained more information (DOSE)

This was so useful and informative and not only can i use it for myself I am working with a difficult year 5 boy who will benefit from strategies given. I can't wait to start using them with him.

Very interesting. Helpful reminders and tips. Interesting learning more about the brain. Would like to look more at how to enable a colleague to change their mindset and implement some of the strategies....

I found the overall content helpful as reminder in summary of the issues of mental health - good and ill health and the science of the brain function and responses. Some good ideas for every day mental health care and a good pace maintained Liked the Yin/Yang analogy The polar bear analogy was somewhat laboured and I would have preferred a more real life example to relate to The presenters it appeared were reading from a script - less noticeable with Emma - at times this made for a monotonous tone I appreciate that virtual not so interactive or opportunity for expansion or ad lib Given this was about mental health in the workplace - I had expected some more content relevant to the workplace and in today's climate - the real life stressors of the external pressures - workloads, resource and funding, staffing levels, isolation from prolonged working from home, fears and anxiety re Covid19