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Supporting with
anxiety at work

Anxiety can make your job feel overwhelming, but you do not have to face it alone. Our tailored support will help you understand the causes of your anxiety, manage your symptoms, and build a sense of control in your workplace.

Whether you are dealing with tight deadlines, challenging colleagues, or constant pressure, we provide personalised strategies to help you feel more confident and focused, and to thrive at work.

Is anxiety affecting
your work?

Work-related anxiety is more common than many realise. It can affect your performance, relationships and overall wellbeing. Some common challenges include:

Fear of making mistakes

leading to overthinking and hesitation.

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Physical symptoms

such as headaches, fatigue, or muscle tension.

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Avoidance behaviours

like skipping meetings or calling in sick.

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Communication struggles

making it hard to ask for help or speak up.

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Our workplace support
can help you

Reduce
stress

Learn how to calm your mind and reduce workplace anxiety.

Build
confidence

Increase emotional resilience, helping you feel more in control at work.

Improve
performance

By managing stress, you will be able to focus and perform better.

Create better
work-life balance

Reduced anxiety leads to less stress, and improved overall wellbeing.

Managing your anxiety at work

When anxiety takes over, even simple tasks can feel overwhelming.

Racing thoughts, constant worry, and physical tension can make it hard to concentrate, communicate, or feel confident in your role.

Our support focuses on practical steps that target anxiety triggers and help you feel more in control. We will work with you to identify adjustments that make your day easier.

Workplace adjustments
for anxiety

Structured planning techniques

Breaking tasks into smaller steps, using prioritisation tools, and scheduling regular breaks to prevent overload.

Communication strategies

Preparing for meetings with notes, practicing assertive communication, and using email templates to reduce stress around wording.

Environmental changes

Creating a quieter workspace, reducing unnecessary notifications, and setting boundaries for uninterrupted focus time.

Flexible working options

Adjusting start times, working patterns or workload distribution to help you feel more comfortable and in control at work.

Take control of your
anxiety

If you're ready to manage your anxiety at work, talk to us today.

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