Staff Mental Health and Wellbeing
Mental Health Awareness Week 2022
9 - 13 May is Mental Health Awareness Week - take a look at the range of in-person events and activities aimed at reducing loneliness by connecting our staff with each other, bringing them together to learn, try new things, and have fun.
The health and happiness of our staff is of paramount importance to us. We are committed to providing support where we can, to help you deal with any issues around your mental health and wellbeing.
In 2017 we signed the 'Time to Change' pledge, and we offer a range of programmes and services to support staff wellbeing.
If you are experiencing a life threatening emergency, please call 999 now. If you feel that your mental health is at breaking point, you can speak to the Bristol Mental Health Crisis Team.
Please use the resources we've listed here to help look after yourself and your colleagues. If you have feedback on any of the Staff Health and Wellbeing initiatives or programmes you have experienced, please contact staff-engagement@bristol.ac.uk.
Your Wellbeing
'None of us is immune to mental health difficulties. We’re committed to helping everyone in our community to cope with any pressures they may face, and to break down the stigma around mental health. There is never a wrong time to simply ask someone how they're feeling and take the time to listen. I believe that by working together we can build an environment where our staff and students can thrive, and where all aspects of wellbeing are reflected in every facet of life at Bristol.'
Professor Hugh Brady
Vice-Chancellor and President
Staff Development for Wellbeing
Take a look at the courses on offer to support you and your wellbeing through Staff Development.
