Wellbeing Services for Organisations
Paws4Minds provide services to help businesses & organisations, both management and workforce in understanding of mental health and wellbeing.
When it comes to health, people think of physical health and mental health is often ignored.
Studies show that 1 in 4 people will suffer from mental ill health at some point during their lives.
Our mission is to help develop understanding and encourage empathy towards mental health. We can discuss warning signs and provide information on what what can be done to reduce the risks and also help those who maybe suffering.
Mental ill health costs UK business, millions of pounds in terms of revenue, loss of hours, work, increased pressures & resulting stress due to the number of sick days taken, because of mental ill health.
Paws4Minds provide help with understanding, removing stigma & explaining mental health, wellbeing and mindfulness.
Paws4Minds can help develop company policies, sign-posting for further support and also run our own mental health awareness courses.
We can support your organisation, to be better equipped to deal with and approach mental health related issues.
Paws4Minds can visit your organisation or we can work online via Zoom or Microsoft Teams, making it as easy as we can.
Education:
Paws4Minds offers support to students and staff on managing pressure, comprehending stress, enhancing mental health knowledge, and recognizing the significance of wellbeing in educational environments.
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Business:
We can demonstrate the impact of mental health on productivity, profitability, and reliability. We offer assistance with UK Mental Health Laws, enhancement of your mental health policies, and development of infrastructure to support staff through our guidance and support sessions.
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Industry:
Paws4Minds is dedicated to fostering and enhancing the understanding of mental health and wellbeing within your organization or industry.
Public Services:
We can assist staff in learning and understanding mental health and wellbeing, as well as the effects it can have on both service users and staff who interact with the public.
