Promoting good mental health and wellbeing is vital to your life and employment.
We understand the negative effect unemployment can have on mental health, and mental health and wellbeing is always a priority in our support.
We have wellbeing champions, who are members of staff with a special interest in promoting the good mental health of jobseekers and colleagues.
If you need it, your Job Coach can work with you to create an action plan to help you build confidence, reduce anxiety, and improve your wellbeing.
What if you need additional mental health support?
If poor mental health is a significant barrier for you and you require additional support, DurhamHELP is a service linked to DurhamEnable that can provide you with professional mental health support for conditions such as:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- OCD
- Low Self Esteem and Confidence
- Emotional Resilience
Support is delivered one-to-one by a qualified Mental Health Employment Practitioner.
If you feel like you would benefit from a referral to DurhamHELP, please speak to your Job Coach who can begin the process for you.
