Introduction To The Access to Work Mental Health Support Service
1st December 2022
1pm-2pm
About The Webinar
The past couple of years have placed enormous pressures on the Mental Health and Wellbeing of the population. The current cost of living crisis is having a significant impact on people’s state of mind with Millions feeling stressed about rising food and energy prices as we head into Winter.
Delivered by Maximus, the Access to Work Mental Health Support Service, funded by the Department for Work and Pensions, can help employees and employers during this difficult time with their mental health.
Completely confidential, the service is available at no charge to anyone with depression, anxiety, stress or other mental health issues, affecting their work. Remploy already helped thousands of people across England, Scotland and Wales, to remain in, or return to work, so our expertise speaks for itself.
Led by Bethany Kimberley and Kaylena Mushen, this webinar will introduce the service, covering facts and statistics around mental health. It also looks at the service’s aims, eligibility criteria and referral process, plus what support and workplace adjustments are available at home, in an office, or other place of work.
The session will also introduce and additional service, offering virtual one-to-one support appointments for employees. Learn how to gain access to fully-funded expert advice and support for up to nine months, which includes –
- A well being plan to help employees stay in, or attend work
- Ideas for suitable workplace adjustments
- Tailored coping strategies
We’ll provide an overview of the service, including:
- Facts and statistics around mental health
- Aims of the service
- Details of the eligibility criteria and referral process
- The support and interventions available
Speakers
Kaylena
Mushen
National Partnerships Lead - Access to Work Mental Health Support Service, Maximus
Kaylena Mushen is the National Partnerships Lead for the Access to Work Mental Health Support Service delivered through Remploy. She received her university degree in social and behavioural sciences as well as a certification as a registered behaviour technician while living in the US. Her main passion is assuring people get the support they need with a background in volunteering, elderly care, neurodivergent conditions, addictions, and mental health. She joined Remploy as a vocational rehabilitation consultant where she delivered support that she now advocates.
Bethany
Kimberley
National Partnerships Lead - Access to Work Mental Health Support Service, Maximus
Beth has worked in the welfare to work sector since completing a Psychology degree in 2015. During this time, Beth has helped deliver the Access to Work Mental Support Service as a Vocational Rehabilitation Consultant, and is currently raising awareness of Remploy’s mental health support services across organisations as National Partnerships Manager.
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1st December 2022
1pm-2pm
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