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Mental health support in the workplace
The Access to Work Mental Health Support Service is available at no cost, to help employees stay in work. This service is quick and easy to access, and we can offer advice on workplace adjustments, wellbeing support and coping strategies.
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Frequently asked questions
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As an employer, how will your organisation benefit?
Your organisation will benefit from having a more productive, engaged and resilient workforce. Your employees can be signposted towards the Access to Work Mental Health Support Service where they can receive easy-to-access, confidential, one-to-one support to improve their wellbeing and help them to remain in work. To learn more about how the service can support your organisation you can join one of our monthly webinars.
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How do employers promote this service to their employees?
We are happy to support you in promoting the service to your employees. You can access our Employer Toolkit which contains resources to raise awareness of this service among your line managers, HR teams and employees.
We also have a dedicated Partnerships team who can help you to understand and embed the Access to Work Mental Health Support in your organisation. -
How our support differs from the EAP and OH services that many employers provide
The Access to Work Mental Health Support Service offers non-clinical work-focused mental health support, to allow employees to perform well in their role while managing the symptoms of their mental health condition. It is available to anyone in employment and will complement an existing EAP or OH service.
How it differs from EAP and OH services that many employers provide:
- Confidential support from a vocational rehabilitation consultant for nine months, offering longer term support than EAP and OH services.
- Coping strategies to allow employees to effectively undertake their role in the workplace and to manage the symptoms of their mental health condition at work.
- No formal diagnosis is required to access the support.
- Effective workplace adjustments with employee consent; this could include meeting employers face-to-face.
- Available to anyone in employment including those who are self-employed, contractors and apprentices. -
I am an employee, what do I do?
If your mental health is affecting your work, the Access to Work Mental Health Support Service is here for you.
We can help you manage conditions such as anxiety, depression and stress, so that you feel happier and healthier in your role. Find out more about our employee support.