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Travel Survival Tips for Airports and Flights
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Taking a break has huge benefits for your health. Wheather you are booking flights for a citybreak, joining a cruise ship, or off for a backpacking adventure, airports can be stressful. With an increasing number of airlines trying to charge …

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Why It’s Important to Take a Break
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With over half a million UK employees experiencing work-related stress management issues such as burnout, it’s never been more important to take scheduled breaks from the workplace. Staff with children are often forced into their breaks by the advent of …

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How to Promote Wellness in The Workplace
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Employee sickness continues to cost companies up and down the country, with the latest figures putting the cost to the UK at over £75 billion. What’s more, according to a report by professional services firm PWC, a third of all …

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Travel Vaccine is now live!
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Taking time to rest, have a short break or booking a holiday is a great way to renew and refresh your body and mind. Whether you are travelling alone backpacking, going on a cruise or city break with friends or …

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Can a Physiotherapist Benefit your Employees?
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With a fifth of all patients waiting at least 2 weeks to see their GP, many employees are missing out on physiotherapy which can help prevent musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) from progressing. Physiotherapy may also be necessary to speed up the …

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Tackling Mental Health in The Workplace
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Mental health is increasingly becoming an issue within a workplace setting. So much so that at least one in every 7 employees has experienced a mental health problem at work at some point during their careers. Furthermore, 12.7% of all …

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Burnout – The Occupational Phenomenon
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Burnout is an occupational phenomenon that is increasingly affecting employees in the workplace. The World Health Organisation has recognised its legitimacy, and identified it as deep, long-term stress that has not been dealt with1. According to a recent Gallup study …

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Signs of poor mental health
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A lot has been written and researched about dealing with poor mental health, but how do you spot the all-important signs? More often than not, people who are struggling with poor mental health keep it to themselves. They are afraid …

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Thinking strategies to combat stress
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Thinking is a powerful cognitive tool that can either help or harm your stress levels. Those who struggle with mental health problems, particularly stress and anxiety, find themselves riddled with negative thoughts or habits. It is even more difficult to …

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