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Case Study: Employee Calling the EAP Helpline About Burnout

Background Jenny, a 38-year-old Production Manager at a large manufacturing company, leads a team of 50 employees across multiple shifts. Over the past several months, increasing production demands, staffing shortages, extended operating hours, and pressures from senior leadership have intensified her workload. Jenny now routinely works late, skips breaks, and finds herself dealing with staff … Read more

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Case Study: Employee Calling the EAP Helpline About Stress Caused by Noisy Neighbours

Background Tom, a 41-year-old employee working for a national distribution company, has been experiencing growing stress due to persistent noise from his neighbours. Living in a flat with thin walls, he regularly hears loud music, late-night gatherings, and disruptive household noise. Despite politely raising the issue with his neighbours and logging complaints with his housing … Read more

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Case Study: Employee Calling the EAP Helpline While Going Through a Divorce

Background David, a 45-year-old employee at a mid-sized logistics company, has recently separated from his wife after 15 years of marriage. The divorce process has been emotionally exhausting and has affected both his home and work life. David has moved into a small rented flat and is adjusting to living alone for the first time … Read more

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Anti-Bullying

Building Respect and Kindness in the Workplace Bullying has no place in any environment — least of all in the workplace. Yet, it remains a reality for many employees, often hidden behind closed doors or masked as “banter” or “management style.” The consequences can be serious, affecting not only individual wellbeing but also team morale, … Read more

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Coping with Anxiety

Anxiety is a common human experience. In small doses, it can help us prepare, stay alert, or focus on challenges. But when anxiety becomes overwhelming or constant, it can affect sleep, concentration, relationships, and overall wellbeing. This brief offers practical tools for managing anxiety day-to-day, along with guidance on when to seek further support. Recognising … Read more

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The Importance of Suicide Prevention

Suicide prevention begins with compassion, understanding, and open conversation. Every life holds immeasurable value, and sometimes the smallest act of kindness — a message, a listening ear, a simple “I’m here” — can make a life-saving difference. Being there for someone doesn’t always require grand gestures. Often, it’s about creating a safe space where they … Read more

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Thrive Talking Session (August 25)

14th August at 12:30 (30 mins) Thrive Talking Session – Exploring Built Environments and Our Mental Health We’re delighted to announce the next instalment of our Thrive Talking series, taking place on Wednesday 14th August at 12:30pm. Hosted by Garth MacAnally, Customer Success Manager at Life & Progress, this live online session will feature an … Read more

Under Pressure

Coping with the Everyday Demands of High-Pressure Workplaces Even in the best-run organisations, with strong leadership, healthy work cultures, and positive team environments, the pressure of modern working life can be relentless. Whether you’re in a corporate office, on the shop floor, or working from home, the pace of change and constant demand to deliver … Read more

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Loneliness

A Growing Challenge – And How an EAP Can Help Loneliness is a deeply personal experience — and one that is becoming increasingly common. It can affect anyone, regardless of age, background, profession, or social circle. While it’s often assumed to be a problem faced only by older people or those living alone, loneliness can … Read more

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Managing Loneliness at Home

Feeling lonely at home is more common than many people realise. Whether you live alone or with others, there can be times when you feel disconnected, isolated, or lacking meaningful interaction. Loneliness is not always about being physically alone. You might be surrounded by people and still feel a sense of distance or disconnection. Recognising ... Read more
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Good Brain Health

Protecting your brain and reducing the risk of stroke Your brain controls everything from movement and speech to memory, mood and decision-making. Looking after your brain is just as important as caring for your heart, in fact, the two are closely connected. Stroke is one of the leading causes of disability and death, but many ... Read more