Just like your level of physical health, your mental wellbeing impacts on your energy levels, your productivity, your mood and your ability to cope with the demands of day to day life. It’s just as important to strengthen your mental wellbeing as it is to eat the right foods and exercise regularly.
The good news is that, just like your physical health , small changes can make a big difference to your mental wellbeing.
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We're all our own biggest critics. Break the cycle and give yourself a little compassion.
Find out how compassion can benefit yourself and others from a mental health perspective.
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Identify and take steps to avoid or change situations that negatively affect your mood.
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Talking to a counsellor (or a friend) can help you rewire your brain to stop having negative thoughts.
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Counselling is a chance for you to talk to someone who will listen without judgement.
Often it’s simply the relief of saying something aloud and not bottling your feelings up that helps you feel better. But talking things through with someone impartial can also help you find new ways to resolve problems.
You might be under pressure or unhappy at work but unsure how to make a change. You might be struggling with the pressure of exams. Or you might have been through a traumatic experience. Sometimes there’s no obvious reason why you feel the way you do. And that’s okay too.
We can arrange for you to work with a professional counsellor face-to-face, over the phone or online. We also work in partnership with Cruse Bereavement Care and Relate to offer specialist counselling support to people who have been affected by bereavement or are struggling with a difficult relationship.
Telephone life coaching is a chance to pause, take a step back and re-assess your goals and priorities.
This can be useful if you’re feeling overwhelmed, indecisive or unsure about what you want from your future. If you’re feeling unsatisfied or lacking in purpose or direction, life coaching is a chance to work out what you could do differently, and how to do it.
Finding time to reflect on these issues is often the biggest barrier for people who feel something needs to change. Life coaching can give you that physical time and mental space to think clearly and the impetus to take action.
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Strengthen your relationships with family and couples counselling, provided by Relate.
Work with a coach to identify your priorities, set new goals and make a plan to achieve them.
Build healthy habits that help you move more, eat well and get the rest you need.
Work with a professional counsellor, over the phone, face to face or online.
Find a way through the grief of losing a loved one with the support of Cruse Bereavement Care.
If you’re aged 60+ we can introduce you to a befriender who you can chat to on the phone each week.
Develop the skills you need to succeed with CABA’s free courses, workshops and events.
Wherever you are in the world, we’re here to help.
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Our free personal and professional development courses are available to past and present ICAEW members, ACA students, ICAEW staff and their close families, at a number of locations across the UK. Many of our courses are also available online, perfect for those with busy schedules, and we will be adding more e-learning opportunities over the next few months.
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Learn about the factors influencing mental health and recognise signs of problems in yourself and in people around you.
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Learn the secret to a better night’s sleep that leaves you refreshed and full of energy.
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