March On Stress

May and June round up

Added on the 24th July 2025

Here’s the round up of our social media activity from May and June…

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Professor Greenberg begins terms as SOM President

March on Stress Managing Director, Professor Neil Greenberg, began his two-year term as President of the Society of Occupational Medicine (SOM) in June. Read more here.

Calling all TRiM, StRaW® and REACTMH® Practitioners!

We know that supporting mental health in the workplace takes courage, compassion, and commitment, and we’d love to hear from those of you doing this vital work on the ground. Read more here.

What does Q1 2025 tell us about our psychological training and support in action?

We are delighted that the feedback data from the first quarter of this year showed not just satisfaction, but also demonstrated trust, consistency, and impact.

Building a community of psychological safety

Workplaces aren’t just made of tasks and titles, they’re human systems. And how we care for each other within them matters. Read more here.

Reflective leadership builds community

Leadership shapes culture. Effective leadership isn't just about decision-making; it's about self-awareness and continuous growth. Psychological safety is created when leaders are reflective, not reactive, creating space for trust, openness, and collective wellbeing. Read more here.

Coping skills and Enhanced Coping Skill training

Coping skills shouldn't be solo efforts. Impactful skills are modelled, encouraged, practiced and shared. Read more here.

Training that connects

Our training programmes are evidence-based and designed to strengthen both personal and organisational resilience to supporting workplace communities where everyone thrives. Read more here.

Mental health awareness week 2025

In 2023/24, work-related stress, depression, or anxiety accounted for 16.4 million lost working days in Great Britain, making up nearly half of all days lost due to work-related ill health. (HSE Stats). Read more in our first social post from this year’s mental health awareness week, back in May, here.

 

 

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