#WellBeing

Samantha Walton

samlwalton

ok the Tories need to stop weaponising wellbeing now! It is *not* their place to decide what's good for people's mental health & tbh they don't have a very good

Sarah Clarke

ArtsAtRandom

Great insights from @gemmapeters from @bloodcancer_uk at this morning's @ThirdSector's "#Wellbeing in the third sector" briefing. Principles of culture change:- Listen to understand, and keep listening- Clear blockers fast

What Works Centre for Wellbeing

WhatWorksWB

Good work is a key driver of our overall wellbeing, particularly important for young people after unemployment. Some parts of the country do better at supporting good work than others

Research in the Psychology of Student Education

RitPoSE

@BewickBM's talk on on facilitating students' sense of belonging is happening now in the School of Psychology! Dr Bewick begins by explaining how this project started with a focus on

Samaritans

samaritans

Middle-aged men are more likely to die by suicide than any other age group. Today, we're launching a new handbook which explores what wellbeing groups can do to appeal to

Rowan Gossedge

RowanLGossedge

It's a really tough time being in healthcare at the moment, it's likely to get worse before it gets better.We all need to look after ourselves especially our mental health

Marek Zemanik

marek_zemanik

I've written my last @cipdscotland blog for 2020. In it, I look at the Scottish data from our Covid Working Lives Survey series to see what impact the pandemic has

Daniel Reeders 🏳️‍⚧️

engagedpractx

Academics, please stop using the terminology of mental health if what you mean is stress levels. I recognise this is complex and I'll try to explain it clearly. That discourse

Ben Swart

benswart

1/4 The three most common challenges I've heard since the pandemic. Plus the three videos / books / podcasts to help. A short thread to help you right now with:1)

Adam Boxer

adamboxer1

A short thread on wellbeing and being realistic about workload:First, I think my workload related wellbeing credentials are clear. I frequently rail against excessive policies, bad behaviour and unsupportive schools.

Dr Marie Casey

marietcasey

A thread: 1) What we need is a national COVID strategy that gives us a meaningful way of living while COVID poses such a threat.We obviously need it for the

Deborah McMillan - Children's Commissioner

ChildComJersey

We know from our Covid survey that school closures disadvantaged some children and young people more than others. Closing school buildings should always be the last resort and made in

Jared Spataro

jared_spataro

THREADAt @Microsoft, we’ve spent the past 6 months studying how the pandemic has impacted workplace #wellbeing around the world. Some findings. Workers worldwide face burnout, but some are hit harder

Neasa Hourigan TD

neasa_neasa

"Ireland was the only EU economy to grow in 2020 and is in line for a very small proportion of the funds”There are consequences of using inaccurate economic activity measures.

Pasco Fearon

PascoFearon

This is honestly one of the best things I’ve read on twitter, thank you @actionheroteach (great handle by the way!) 1/3https://twitter.com/actionheroteach/status/1284087533622693889 This very explicit pressure placed on kids at GCSE

John Domokos

JohnDomokos

Homeschooling, a thread, after two days with an 8 and 6 year old: 1/ Kids are entering this latest round already demoralised and confused after nearly a year of this,

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