World Mental Health Day 2024

World Mental Health Day 2024

Focusing on Mental Health in the Workplace

This year, World Mental Health Day 2024 centres around a crucial theme: Workplace Mental Health. With work being such a significant part of our lives, it’s important to acknowledge how deeply it can impact our mental wellbeing. Whether it’s the pressure to meet deadlines, managing workload, or balancing work and personal life, the workplace can often be a source of stress, anxiety, and burnout.

At Empowering Counselling Services, we believe it’s time to prioritise mental health in the workplace. We need to create environments where talking about mental wellbeing is encouraged, and where support is easily accessible. No one should feel like they have to ‘just get on with it’ when struggling with their mental health at work.

Special Offer: 6 FREE Therapy Sessions

In recognition of World Mental Health Day 2024, we are offering the chance for individuals to be selected for 6 FREE 50-minute therapy sessions. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed by work or finding it hard to manage your mental health, this could be a valuable opportunity to receive professional support.

To enter:

  1. Submit your details.
  2. Enter #worldhealthday24 in the offer code section.

The offer is open until 31st October 2024, so whether you’re facing stress, anxiety, or simply feeling out of balance due to work, this is a chance to take a step towards improving your wellbeing.

Why Workplace Mental Health Matters
For many, work is a significant part of life, but it can also be a major source of stress. The theme of Workplace Mental Health this year emphasises the need to create supportive work environments where mental health is recognised as a priority. When mental health is overlooked in the workplace, it can lead to burnout, reduced productivity, and a decline in overall wellbeing.

Therapy offers a confidential space to explore these issues, develop coping strategies, and learn how to manage the impact of work-related stress. Whether it’s navigating difficult relationships with colleagues, feeling overwhelmed by workload, or struggling with self-doubt, counselling can help you regain control and improve your mental health.

Let’s Break the Stigma Together
This World Mental Health Day, take the time to reflect on how your work environment is affecting your mental wellbeing. Whether you’re an employee feeling the strain, or an employer looking to make your workplace more supportive, starting the conversation is key.

Let’s work together to break the stigma surrounding mental health at work and create spaces where everyone can thrive—both professionally and personally.