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Managing Stress and Mental Health Risks at work: Tools for Practitioners

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February 22, 2022

In this webinar, VRA Trustee and Business Psychologist, Alan Bradshaw, discussed a methodology and demonstrated one of a set of tools he developed to help managers better manage stress and mental health risks with teams or individuals.

These tools can be used proactively to prevent stress, or reactively when managers have a concern about mental wellbeing in a team member.  Practitioners will be able to use the tool demonstrated to support their clients.

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A business psychologist with a background in social work and social care management, Alan has worked in the fields of work-related stress, mental health and wellbeing for over 25 years. He has developed and grown a number of businesses, including a university spin out company was formerly Director of Stress and Mental Health Services for one of the biggest Occupational Health Providers in the UK.

Alan now delivers training and consultancy with recent clients including BAE Systems and easyJet. He also works with other business owners to help them grow, sustainably and profitably in this new, post-Covid, working world though training, coaching and business mentoring.

For several years Alan has been a director and trustee of a residential care facility in Central Scotland for people with long-term mental health problems where he chairs the Care Committee. Before that, for 8 years, he was a trustee of a homelessness charity based in Glasgow. Alan joined the VRA’s Board of Trustees in late 2021.

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Managing Stress and Mental Health Risks at work: Tools for Practitioners

Videos

Resource Updated: 

February 22, 2022

In this webinar, VRA Trustee and Business Psychologist, Alan Bradshaw, discussed a methodology and demonstrated one of a set of tools he developed to help managers better manage stress and mental health risks with teams or individuals.

These tools can be used proactively to prevent stress, or reactively when managers have a concern about mental wellbeing in a team member.  Practitioners will be able to use the tool demonstrated to support their clients.

Your presenter

A business psychologist with a background in social work and social care management, Alan has worked in the fields of work-related stress, mental health and wellbeing for over 25 years. He has developed and grown a number of businesses, including a university spin out company was formerly Director of Stress and Mental Health Services for one of the biggest Occupational Health Providers in the UK.

Alan now delivers training and consultancy with recent clients including BAE Systems and easyJet. He also works with other business owners to help them grow, sustainably and profitably in this new, post-Covid, working world though training, coaching and business mentoring.

For several years Alan has been a director and trustee of a residential care facility in Central Scotland for people with long-term mental health problems where he chairs the Care Committee. Before that, for 8 years, he was a trustee of a homelessness charity based in Glasgow. Alan joined the VRA’s Board of Trustees in late 2021.

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