• Menopause support

  As women age their oestrogen levels decline. They stop having periods and are no longer able to fall pregnant naturally. This is known as the menopause. It’s a natural part of ageing and usually occurs between 45 and 55 years of age. In the UK, the average age for a woman to reach the menopause is 51. This guide briefly explains what menopause is, and provides resources for employees and managers.Few readers

• Managing wellbeing at work – resources for managers and employers

  Starting a conversation about someone’s wellbeing can be difficult. This guide gives some practical approaches.Few readers

• Men’s health and wellbeing

  This guide looks at specific risks for men's health and at resources for men for managing their mental health.Few readers

• Flexible working

  This guide looks at what flexible working is and introduced the hybrid model of working.Few readers

• Alcohol and the workplace – guidance for managers

  More than 25 million adults in the UK consume alcohol on a regular basis. So statistically, drinkers are more likely to be employed than non-drinkers. This means the effects of overconsumption of alcohol are often felt in the workplace. This guide explores how as a manager you can support employees at risk.Few readers

• Financial wellbeing guidance for managers

  There is a common misconception that financial wellbeing isn’t the employer's responsibility, it’s down to the individual. However, the NHS considers that financial wellbeing is fundamentally important to all staff, and should be a shared responsibility between the employer and the employee. This guide looks at 7 steps to ensure employees’ financial resilience.Few readers

• Supporting staff with Long COVID

  Recovering from long COVID can be a lengthy process and employees will need to be supported to recover at their own pace ensuring that they do not relapse. This guide looks at how managers can best support their staff.Few readers

• Supporting others with their mental health

  If you are noticing that a colleague, friend or relative is starting to behave differently then it could be a sign that they are developing a mental illness. This guide explore some things to look out for and what can be helpful.Few readers

• Supporting staff during COVID-19

  In this 23-minute video or audio guide Gary Waterhouse shares observations our team have made whilst working with frontline staff during the pandemic crisis. Practical advice for leaders on how best to support their teams is offered. Transcript (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/f2a65fdee2cdd800/1deceFew readers

• Wellbeing whilst working from home - Lead Connect and Care 2021

  This 30 minute video workshop explores ways to look after yourself whilst working from home. It was recorded as part of thr LLR Academy's Lead Connect and Care Festival 2021Few readers