As part of the NHS Hull CCG Working Voices initiative we are pleased to offer an opportunity for local businesses to attend a health seminar which aims to provide key information and useful contacts in support of work force emotional well-being.
We have listened to the needs of businesses and have arranged two identical sessions at a time and in a format to fit with the demands of business. Both seminars offer the same content but at different times of the working day which we hope will suit the needs of local employers.
Tuesday 5th June, 8am - 9.30am
The Studio, Sewells, Geneva Way, Hull HU7 0DG
Wednesday 13th June, 5pm - 6.30pm
University of Hull, Allam Medical Building, HU6 7RX
The aim of these seminars is to provide local businesses with a range of information & connections around the topic of emotional well-being. There will be 6 short presentations as well as manned displays to give businesses maximum exposure to some key means of support for their workforce.
Feel free to book as many places as you like per organisation. If you have any queries please contact Sam Barlow 01482 344738.
Presentations (The same presentations will be available on each of the two dates).
Perinatal Mental Health awareness for Mums & Dads - find out about the importance of this aspect of mental health and local services available to support parents.
Speaker: Rebecca Price - Practice Development Lead 0-19 Public Health Nursing Service
Emotional wellbeing - top tips. What is mental health, how to achieve optimum wellbeing and what to do if things begin to dip.
Speaker: Jo Sherriff - Team Leader, HEY MIND
Mindful Employer - Learn more about how to become a Mindful Employer.
Social Prescribing - Find out about this new service which links patients to non-clinical community services & voluntary groups to support health and wellbeing.
Speaker: Phil Wray - Operations Manager, Connect Well Hull
Improving mental health with exercise - Find out how 1-1 support to get people active is impacting on improved mental health for men and women in communities across Hull & East Yorkshire.
Speakers: Nicola Green, Clinical Psychologist/Bridget Horner, Co-ordinator - Fitmums & Friends In the Pink Scheme
Suicide Prevention - Hear about an example of a community group that offers mental well-being support to men and is making inroads to improved mental health particularly around suicide prevention.
Speaker: John Hilton - Director, Pulse Rate Group
Working Voices is a FREE NHS Programnme which aims to reach people at work so that employees can have their say about local health services and also benefit from better links between employers and the NHS to support access to health and lifestyle services. For more details see HERE or contact Sam Barlow samantha.barlow@nhs.net</
