270 organisations surveyed - Mental Health in the Workplace – The Mental Health Foundation 1999
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0203 326 9160 0203 761 7026 0203 761 7027 0203 761 7029Stress tends to build over time, so no single factor is likely to be the cause of someone becoming stressed at work.
Early intervention is a crucial step in dealing with any stress related problem to prevent it from becoming more serious. It can be really helpful to look out for the following signs and take action should you see them.
Common signs that someone is stressed at work:
At Clinical Partners we offer a tailor made approach to helping an organisation manage any stress at work issues they may have. The most common and often most helpful areas we can help with are:
Assist individuals who are experiencing the effects of stress
Our qualified senior occupational health lead will assess the individual either face to face or via the telephone and write a full report with recommendations.
We can refer on to an occupational health physician where needed, as well as utilising our nationwide team of psychologists, psychiatrists and psychotherapists.
We can then review the employee’s progress and advise you further, for instance advice on the effectiveness of adjustments.
Help eliminate the source of stress
We have experience of assessing what might be causing a problem in your organisation and advise on how to deal with it. Redesigning jobs, working conditions and personnel policies can all be effective in reducing your organisation’s stress related problems.
Embed a sustainable education and management strategy into your organisation to deal with the sources of stress and minimise reoccurrences.
Equipping managers and staff with knowledge regarding the signs of stress can really help prevent problems in the future and encourage a healthy culture.
Please click here to read more about training for staff and managers.
To find out more about how we can help you please contact one of the Occupational Health Team, on 0203 761 7027 or help@clinical-partners.co.uk.
If you're struggling with an emotional or mental health problem, call us now to make an appointment face-to-face or online - and take the first step in getting the support you need.
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