Unlock Midlife Potential: Invest in Your Staff
Leap to Health offers tailor-made stress management resilience, health and wellbeing awareness courses designed for organisations which recognise the need to invest in the health and wellbeing of their staff. Amongst the courses available are those for midlife women who are seeking to optimise their performance despite the challenges they face.
Resilience is the ability to rebound from, and adjust easily to challenges or change.
Stress Management, Mental Health Awareness & Wellbeing Training Courses
THE TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE:
- Stress Management Resilience in Midlife
- Prioritising Staff Mental Health and Wellbeing:
Practical Guidance - Supporting Midlife Wellbeing: Skills for Managers
- Policy-making to Reduce Presentism and Absenteeism
Become familiar with G.O.A.L.S.™
The 5-Steps to Health and wellbeing
G
Growth Oriented:
A focus on personal development and mental health improvement
O
Optimistic and Owned
Unapologetically own the action being taking. One does not rely on others
A
Actionable and Achievable
Manageable and motivating goals are set to reduce stress and avoid burnout
L
Life Aligned
Goals meet your personal values
S
Supported, Small Steps
With support when required, goals are broken into small, measurable steps
Three Evidence-Based Benefits:
- According to a study carried out by CV Builder LiveCareer and published in Midlife Divide Report, 91% of women say they are more likely to stay with an employer who understands and makes provisions in the workplace which meets their midlife needs. This study clearly highlights the benefits of a health policy which is highlighted in management practices.
- Research findings by Hardy, C. et al, ‘What do working menopausal women want? A qualitative investigation into women’s perspectives on employer and line manager support’, 2024, portray highlights the treatment which midlife women receive by the leadership team. The report also indicates the kind of support which may or may not be helpful. “The menopause can be difficult for some women to deal with at work, partly due to the working environment” (Hardy, C. et al, 2024). Consequently, the results of the study have clear implications for employer-led health and safety.
- In their research, “Mitigating Workplace Burnout Through Transformational Leadership and Employee Participation in Recovery Experiences”, Pladdys, J. et al (2024) concluded that productivity and turnover rates significantly improved when senior management took an interest and actively participated in improving employee wellbeing.
Request a Consultation & Find Out More
Contact Dr Sonia Russell EdD at Leap to Health, Inverness, Scotland, so that you can begin taking important steps to protect the mental, physical well-being of both yourself and your staff.