Women’s Health And Mental Health
Mental Health
Available as:
- Face to face or online
- Interactive workshop – maximum 20 participants, duration 90 minutes
- Lunch ‘n’ learn – unlimited participants, duration 60 minutes
What does the Course aim to achieve?
Women have higher rates of mental illness, chronic illness and autoimmune illness than men. Despite 52% of the global population being women we spend only 1% of medical research and funding on female-specific conditions. This plays out in higher rates of absence for women and has huge societal impact as women are of then the primary carers for others. Women’s health is rapidly rising up the agenda with the UK government recently publishing its first ‘Women’s Health’ strategy and appointing it’s first Women’s Health Ambassador.
Who is the Course aimed at?
- Individuals – understanding themselves and self-care
- Managers – how to look after women in your team
- HR – how to build women’s health and mental health in the workplace
Learning Outcomes
- Understanding what women’s health and mental health is
- Understanding cycles and hormones, and how to live and work in a cyclical way
- The culture vs. reality for women in the workplace
- Understanding what organisations can do to look after women’s health and mental health in the workplace