Mental Health and Returning to Work Webinar
PH7 HEALTH are running a free Mental Health and Returning to Work Webinar on Friday 15th May at 11.30am. The informative session will be hosted by a team of...
PH7 HEALTH are running a free Mental Health and Returning to Work Webinar on Friday 15th May at 11.30am. The informative session will be hosted by a team of...
A Lancashire emergency fund created to help people in need during the Covid-19 emergency has given out more than £760,000 across the county. The Lancashire C...
Tune into Day One online - https://www.prescriptionhypnosis.com/beat-stress Stress is inevitable in everyday life, but right now it’s affecting more of us th...
The Impact of a Pandemic…The outbreak and pandemic we’re currently in is something we will all remember for the rest of our lives.It has affected businesses, fa...
It's safe to say that as a nation we are all feeling the effects of lockdown and with the Prime Minister's announcement that measures will continue for many of...
Relying on staff to keep keys safe or to be on hand at unsociable hours of the night only leads to frustration. In the case of fire or a break-in, the consequen...
See Day Two online now - https://www.prescriptionhypnosis.com/beat-stress
Bad news… you are 40% more likely to die if you have experienced a high level of stress over the last 12 months (spoiler that’s all of us)
Good news… if you learn to relax and master your stress you completely reverse that risk.
Even better news, we can all learn how to manage our stress with some simple relaxation techniques to limit its effects on us.
Many people function in high stress environments and live long and healthy lives, so what separates them? They’ve learnt to manage their stress. It’s so important to balance our stresses in life with our recovery from them, otherwise it has a negative effect on our health both mentally and physically. In my former profession as a doctor we were exposed to massive amounts of stress from patient care, deaths and even to exams and one of the things you learn very quickly is how to handle that stress and more importantly how to make the stress work for you.
To clarify the statistic above you are 40% more likely to die if you have experienced a high level of stress in the last 12 months compared with someone who has experienced low levels of stress, but that is only the case if you perceive that stress will have a negative effect on your body. If you believe that stress will have a positive effect then you are no more likely to die than someone who has experienced low levels of stress. Changing how you think about stress is absolutely life saving.
Get more support and advice online - https://www.prescriptionhypnosis.com/beat-stress
Welcome to our Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work course! This intensive one-day training program is designed to provide individuals with the skills and knowle...
We’re excited to join voluntary adoption agencies (VAAs) across the UK for Big Adoption Day and, as part of this, will be holding an online event on Wednesday 1...
On Wednesday, 15 January 2025, at 218 Tulketh Road, Ashton, Preston, PR2 1ES from 1pm to 3pm, we’re very excited to open our doors, to join voluntary adoption a...
On Wednesday, 15 January 2025, from 1pm to 3pm, Caritas Care are excited to open their doors to join voluntary adoption agencies (VAAs) across the UK for Big Ad...
On Wednesday, 15 January 2025 we’re excited to open our doors to join voluntary adoption agencies (VAAs) across the UK for Big Adoption Day. If you’re consideri...
Networking, GB Update and New ConnectionsAs our share platforms have continued to grow, so too have our online meet ups! Join us for our next fortnightly meet...