Able Futures – Awareness of Stress

Awareness of stress, and the many different affects that it can have on us, is important for us all. Our work, health problems, finances, family and relationships may all play on our minds, but sometimes these stressful things can affect our mood, our body and our relationships and we can find ourselves struggling to cope.

 

If stress is affecting how you feel, some personalised advice, information and guidance from Able Futures could help you learn to cope better with stress, and help you access support from other experts.

 

Find out more about how Able Futures can help you deal with stress

 
 

Able Futures has shared these top tips for some simple things we can try to do if we are feeling stressed:

 

  • The next time you notice you are feeling bad because of stress, pause and take a few deep breaths. It helps.

 

  • To help you cope with stress on a longer-term basis you might want to try relaxation techniques, time management tools or learn ways of thinking about things you do not have much control over.

 

  • Learning to recognise symptoms of stress – clenched teeth, headaches, low mood, an upset stomach or insomnia could all indicate stress is affecting you – and understand what causes you to feel stressed can mean you can identify opportunities to break the cycle of mental and physical responses and help you cope better.

 

 

Call Able Futures on
0800 321 3137

 
 

Able Futures delivers the Access to Work Mental Health Support Service

on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions and is led by Ingeus UK.

 

All Members Covid Catch Up Zoom Meeting

Please join us at our all members UNISON zoom meeting. This will be an opportunity for you to give us any updates on your situation and to hear of any Council or service wide developments we are aware of.
Are there any (other) issues you think we should be taking up?
Compare your situation with those working in other settings or for other employers.

Topic: All members COVID catch up meeting
Time: Nov 5, 2020 06:00 PM London

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81516282997?pwd=T1JaV3ExdjRXMmVsdW1lc3NPZ2ZiUT09

Meeting ID: 815 1628 2997
Passcode: 176084

Adult Services Covid Catch Up Zoom Meeting

Please join us at our monthly Adult Services UNISON zoom meeting. This will be an opportunity for you to give us any updates on your situation and to hear of any Council or service wide developments we are aware of.

Are there any (other) issues you think we should be taking up?

Topic: COVID catch up Adults Services UNISON meeting

Time: Nov 4, 2020 12:30 PM London

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89422428388?pwd=MXpvN0FxS1V2K3FsYVJmTzNkdnhlQT09

Meeting ID: 894 2242 8388

Passcode: 927036

General Secretary Ballot Opens 28th October. Use Your Vote!

UNISON is holding an election to choose who will be the next General Secretary to lead the union for the next five years. The General Secretary is the most senior role in the union and is the public face of UNISON at home and abroad.

Now it’s time for UNISON members to choose the person who leads the union. All current members, including retired members, who were in membership on 28 June 2020 have the right to vote. Ballot papers will be sent to the most recent home address you have given UNISON. You are being asked to vote for the person who speaks up for you with employers and politicians; who will make the case on issues that matter to you.

The General Secretary represents UNISON – and you – when talking to the media, other unions, employers and to parliament. It is important to have your say in electing the union’s leader.

Barnet UNISON nominated Paul Holmes – here’s why:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGAcji7qsDk

Eye Health Care

Jifunza Rukiya Jaha, Naturopath & Nutritional Therapist and Barnet UNISON Health and Safety Rep, has produced a very helpful and informative presentation about Eye Care.

As many of us are spending more time on electronic devices it is really important to keep our eyes healthy, please click on the following link to view the presentation

Eye Health Webinar September 2020

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