January 25, 2018

Stress, pressure, and your mental health at work

Talking to family or friends is one thing – but speaking about your mental health at work can be really daunting. Here on Like Minds we’ve been finding out who you should tell, and how to make it a bit easier to start the conversation.

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Spotlight – New social work Facebook group

Are you a social worker who uses Facebook? If so, why not join Neil’s brand new Social Work Focus group? A group for discussion, support, learning and sharing. Just click here. Coming soon! The Social Worker’s Practice Manual. Neil’s latest […]

Neil Thompson’s Lesson for Living – Reframing negatives as positives

Every cloud has a silver lining may well be a cliché, but that does not mean that the idea does not contain more than an element of truth. Of course, it would be an exaggeration to argue that every negative (cloud) has […]

Loneliness and older people from BME groups

If we’re to understand the causes of loneliness among older people, we have to challenge misconceptions and stereotypes. When it comes to older people from black and minority ethnic (BME) groups, there’s often an assumption they live in ‘traditional’ family […]

Seth Godin’s blog – Stuck on what’s next

When confronted with too many good options, it’s easy to get paralyzed. The complaint is that we don’t know what to do next, because we’re pulled in many good directions–and doing one thing with focus means not doing something else. […]

Stress, pressure, and your mental health at work

500 shared sites needed to end ‘age apartheid’, think tank says

A think tank has called for the creation of hundreds of shared sites across the country designed to bring young and old people together and end Britain’s ‘age apartheid’. A new report from United for All Ages insists 500 shared […]

Stress, pressure, and your mental health at work

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