At Headtorch we are privileged to have contacts with many people who work in the field of mental health and or have experience of mental health conditions themselves. We draw on this knowledge and expertise to ensure that the work we deliver resonates accurately with our clients.
Our team comprises a wealth of knowledge from a variety of industry backgrounds. We all have one thing in common – a desire to enable people to feel good and be more productive at work. We know that a mentally healthy workplace makes business sense.
What do you do with your Negativity Bias?
Happy new year! What a vlog to start the year – it’s Angie Strachan, performance poet extraordinaire. Angie says, “This poem is about our nagging inner critic that likes to focus on the negative. Since prehistoric times it has been there to keep us safe from harm but the challenges we face today are very […]
Mental Health at Work Issues Costing £42bn
Mental Health at Work issues are costing the UK £42Bn every year – how much does it take before organisations wake up and take action? We are often asked, ‘if we start talking about mental health, won’t that open up a can of worms?’ The answer is no – you have a can of […]
Mental Health on the One Show
Mental Health at Work – Positive Benefits! Great article here from our good friends Geoff McDonald and Brian Heyworth on the One Show – highlighting mental health, the importance of taking action, and the benefits of doing so.
Work’s Mental – Conference Schedule
Work’s Mental Conference – Prioritising Mental Health at Work Be inspired, de-mystify and share industry best practice on mental health at work with amazing speakers and performers View the conference schedule here: Work’s Mental Conference Schedule 10 Oct 2017 “I can honestly say it’s one of the most enjoyable conference events I’ve been […]
Senior Leaders & Mental Health at Work – This is My Story Scotland
At the first event of its kind in Scotland, Headtorch, Minds@Work and RBS hosted “This is My story Scotland” where Senior Leaders shared their experiences of mental health. An amazing and inspiring event helping to change attitudes and understanding of mental health at work.
Come to the Health & Well-being theatre 10.45, ‘don’t be a Dave’ come and meet Janet #HealthAndWellbeingAtWork pic.twitter.com/bRicUnfBOp