Occupational health and safety for health workers in the context of COVID-19
All health workers require knowledge and skills to protect themselves and others from the occupational risks they encounter, so that they can work safely and effectively. This course consists of five sections in response to these needs: Introduction Module 1: Infectious risks to health and safety Module 2: Physical risks to health and safety Module 3: Psychosocial risks to health and safety Module 4: Basic occupational health and safety in health services. Course duration: Approximately 1 hour.
Information for employers and employees on preventing suicide
Being at work can be good for mental health. But the increasing pressures at work can be stressful. A difficult work environment or ongoing work-related stressors can worsen the mental health of employees. In some circumstances, they may take their own lives. But suicide is never the answer. There is always hope. Employers and managers have an important role to play in looking out for the mental health of their staff.
BASIC PSYCHOSOCIAL SKILLS, a short course to help COVID-19 first responders to take care of yourselves and the people you are assisting
This short course on Basic Psychosocial Skills aims to help COVID-19 first responders to take care of yourselves and the people you are assisting An adaptation of the Basic Psychosocial Skills guide for COVID-19 Responders published by the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) in 2020
Ask WHO
Ask WHO – Q&A on mental health during COVID-19, with Aiysha Malik, Mental Health expert at WHO
Information for Teachers on preventing suicide
Information for Teachers on preventing suicide
Living with a black dog
Living with a black dog – A short video on how we can support and help someone who is suffering from depression
I had a black dog; his name was depression
I had a black dog; his name was depression – A short story on how a man lives with depression who he calls a ‘black dog’ and how he gets out of it
I withered and bloomed again – this time with more courage
NOVEMBER 25, 2021 • SIMRAN PANDITA • FEMALE • 21 • JAMMU It’s Ok To Talk is a safe space to share your experiences with mental health, mental illness and wellbeing. Website link – https://itsoktotalk.in/
Bullied As A Teenager, I Felt The Need To Talk About Mental Health. This Is How I Started My Own Youth Organization
It’s Ok To Talk is a safe space to share your experiences with mental health, mental illness and wellbeing. Visit their website and have a look! https://itsoktotalk.in/
