Detecting psychosocial problems at an early stage and taking appropriate action is important. Learn to recognise signals of mental problems and the correct response. As a result, you will be better able to help your colleagues when they are having a hard time, helping to prevent their absence.
Since they underwent their ‘First Aid Mental Health’ training, executives pick up signals of mental health problems more quickly and refer employees more efficiently. The training was a real eye-opener."Nico van Gorp Internal Prevention Advisor, Tour Operating TUI
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