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  • https://www.lboro.ac.uk/news-events/mental-health-awareness-week/blogs/

    https://www.lboro.ac.uk/news-events/mental-health-awareness-week/mental-health-support/

    The Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) provides confidential unlimited support on any matter that might be of concern to you – from mental health and wellbeing, through to legal, relationship and money matters.

    Help is given by accredited counsellors or information specialists, depending on whether the need is for emotional or practical support.

    The service is free and available to members of staff across the University 24 hours a day, 365 days a year either through an online portal or a telephone helpline.

    University Chaplaincy 

    https://www.lboro.ac.uk/services/chaplaincy/




    Winter Wellness...




    • Wolfson Mental Health First Aiders 



      Simon Fawcett  S.Fawcett@lboro.ac.uk  01509 227025  DAV 1.001 

      Sammy Wilson  S.Wilson2@lboro.ac.uk  01509 564866 MBG G02 Holywell Park 


    • Useful Mental Health Support Helplines 



    • Ways  to empty your stress bucket:

      Keep your stress bucket from overflowing
      1. Do the things you enjoy. Make time to listen to music, read, garden, or spend time with family and friends. Do what makes you happy! 
      2. Manage your work/life balance. If work is increasing your stress levels, try to avoid long hours and additional responsibilities, and learn to say ‘no’ more often.
      3. Exercise regularly. Physical exercise can help relieve tension and relax your mind.
      4. Get support. Talk to a friend,Mental Health First Aider, doctor or counsellor. Don’t be afraid to ask for support at home, at work or in your other activities.
      5. Try relaxation. Breathing and muscle relaxation exercises can be helpful. Some people find meditation or yoga a good way to unwind.
      6. Get plenty of sleep
      7. Eat well