#Mental Health at Work

[wiseoldwine]

[multistanisms]

Mental health is important, regardless of age. Everyone struggles in their own ways, even if they don't look like it physically. So to anyone who is in a management position, I have a piece of advice; because you never know what can trigger an underling or even another member of management. Try to be careful about careless phrases thrown around. You never know who you're hurting because like me, they may not feel comfortable saying something about their mental health in the workplace.

[arusutomeria]

Hello! Long time no post, I’ve been a busy bee! Just thought since I’ve been really busy at work I can give advice on anxiety in the workplace from my experience.

To reiterate I have severe GAD (Generalised Anxiety Disorder), the thought of going into the workplace was really daunting to me everyday but I figured out some ways to help.

I want to preface this my saying I know that I am in a very privileged position to have a full-time office job with understanding staff at work.

Tips and Tricks at Work:

Speak to your Manager!

- This is the first thing I’ve done in every workplace, not everyone might be comfortable with this but this is what worked for me. I disclose that I have GAD and what accommodations I might need at work.

- Also LEGALLY you cannot be discriminated at work for anxiety it is the actual law

Earplugs at work! (or earphones)

- This is brilliant for when I’m overstimulated at work! I use the loop earplugs and have explained that I can hear everyone around me still I just need a break from general office noise that might be a bit too much for my brain.

- I use earphones for when I’m overstimulated/ anxious at work and I need to be left alone until I am better. (I know its wild I’m allowed to do this). It serves as a heads up to everyone that I am not feeling well and need some time.

Ask your manager if there’s a safe place!

- This is very important for grounding and actually staying at work. I have found that having access to a place to have an anxiety attack at work makes it less daunting if I do have one if that makes sense? I also feel uncomfortable having an anxiety attack in front of others and I wont get better, so having a designated space even if I don’t use it is an absolute must!

- Also, I want to say it is okay to take 5 minutes when you need, it can make such a big difference!

A little fan!

- This is personal to me a guess, but when I have an anxiety attack I get very hot and this is very uncomfortable and makes the nausea much worse. I always have a handheld fan in my bag that I bring everywhere and I also have a desk fan at work.

- Helps to cool you down and also I find the air blowing at my face is something to focus on whilst I’m having one

If you can pick shift times, do!!

- This is for when I worked part-time in retail, I found this very overwhelming and overstimulating but one thing that helped was to pick my shifts based on the time is would be most quiet in the shop or early enough to do some work in the back, this really helped through the struggle.

These are just a few tips that make a really big difference to me and my ability to work and also do well at work! I am really grateful for my privileged position, I just wanted to give some tips out in case this might help anyone else!

Credit for photo: @PondHQShop on Twitter (X)

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❦ how do i respond to someone who is different from me or whose ideals and beliefs i don't agree with or understand?

❦ how do i deal with being misperceived or misunderstood?

❦ how do i respond when someone judges me, makes fun of me, or calls me names?

❦ how do i deal with other people's mistakes and unpleasant behavior?

❦ how do i deal with people who have hurt me in the past?

❦ how do i spend my free time?

❦ how do i deal with negative people?

❦ how do i deal with stressful situations? do i tend to worry a lot? what else do i do?

❦ how do i deal with inconvenient life situations?

❦ how do i respond to situations that i have no control over?

❦ how do i deal with negativity in my environment?

❦ how do i deal with challenges in my life?

❦ how do i respond to situations that force me to get out of my comfort zone?

❦ how motivated am i to change my life for the better?

❦ how much do i follow through on what i preach and talk about?

❦ how do i deal with uncertainty, the unknown or a future event that i have no control over?

❦ how do i respond to obstacles, hardships, and "bad" things that happen in my life?

❦ how do i respond when i don't get what i want?

❦ how fulfilling is my everyday life?

❦ how do i respond to new ideas and new ways of thinking?

❦ how do i respond to bad or inconvenient news?

❦ how do i deal with the violence, hate, and suffering in the world?

❦ how do i recharge, rejuvenate, and replenish my energy?

❦ how much do i prioritize spending time and energy on myself and on my passions?

❦ how do i deal with change? new job, new house, new lifestyle, new people, new rules, new technology...do i tend to avoid it, welcome it, fear it, like it, complain about it, stress out about it, worry about it?

❦ how do i deal with emotional pain?

❦ how do i respond when plans change or plans get cancelled without my say so?

❦ how do i respond when i make a mistake or when i fail at something?

❦  how do i deal with rejection?

[chittychittyyangyang]

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