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Well-known phrases may fall off the tongue but do they prove helpful?

By Amanda Furness | 07 November 2019

Many well-known phrases have been quoted to Amanda regarding her latest life event, in her latest column she muses on their accuracy.

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Centenary newsletter includes an article about recovery from mental ill health

By Amanda Furness | 02 August 2019

This edition of In Equilibrium also includes:
• A look at micro-inequities and their impact in the workplace
• Recent blog articles on mindfulness initiatives and dementia awareness training
• A tip which may help improve your self-talk
• Trainer Dawn Hardman answers a question on recovery from mental ill health in our Ask the Expert
• Some relevant resources include tools for managing work related stress
• Practical tips for re-setting your internal clock if you are a night owl

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Newsletter Resources include Tools for Managing Work Related Stress

By Amanda Furness | 25 July 2019

Our latest newsletter also includes links to CIPD guides to help break the stigma of menopause in the workplace and BITC’s Working with Pride Report

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The power of illeism – effortless yet effective

By Amanda Furness | 25 July 2019

It’s not often you benefit from something without a financial or emotional cost in this world but illeism may, perhaps, be one such exception.

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Ask the Expert : Can you recover from mental ill health?

By Amanda Furness | 19 July 2019

Dawn Hardman, specialist trainer in the mental health awareness & suicide prevention field, provides a heartfelt response to our latest Ask the Expert question.

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It’s always worth remembering that it’s good to talk

By Amanda Furness | 19 July 2019

Moving house is regularly listed as one of our most stressful life events but, in her latest column, Amanda finds a reason why it’s good to talk about the experience.

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Newsletter 99 includes – Leaveism: an explanation & some practical tips to reduce it

By Amanda Furness | 10 May 2019

This edition of In Equilibrium includes:
• What is ‘leaveism’ and how can it be reduced in an organisation
• The value of non-judgemental listening in the workplace
• Tips for applying the law of diminishing returns
• An Ask the Expert on becoming a workplace Mental Health First Aider
• Some relevant resources focusing on mental health & wellbeing at work
• A short paws for thought

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Why you should keep the Law of Diminishing Returns in mind

By Amanda Furness | 03 May 2019

A brief look at the Law of Diminishing Returns and how it can be applied to our productivity, as well as many other areas of our lives.

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Newsletter resources focus on mental health & wellbeing at work

By Amanda Furness | 03 May 2019

The resources featured in our latest newsletter include a guide to asking twice someone twice about their mental health, another for business leaders to help create a positive mental health environment as well as the results of two wellbeing at work surveys.

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Reciprocal arrangements are the way to go!

By Amanda Furness | 03 May 2019

In her latest column, Amanda discovers the surprising beauty of reciprocal arrangements and the satisfaction of playing to your strengths.

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