Wellbeing

The Wellbeing page is sponsored by Workwell Cornwall & Isles of Scilly:

Is your mental or physical health making it tough for you to go to work, or return to work?

WorkWell is here to help.

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  Home Health

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  Mental Health

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  Financial Health

What is WorkWell?

It’s a support service. Free, friendly, confidential help for people finding work difficult due to their health.

WorkWell coaches offer personalised advice, easy-going conversations with someone who can help you stay in or get back to work.

For some that might look like confidence building tips, for others it might be ideas for ways to talk to your employer about making adjustments at work.

You can either be referred to coach by someone you know, like a GP, or you can ask to connect with a WorkWell coach yourself.

How WorkWell can help?

WorkWell can help in lots of different ways, depending on the support you need.

Coaches will work will you to create a personalised 1-2-1 plan, which can include help with things like boosting your confidence at work, writing CVs, physical and mental health issues, training and much more.

WorkWell is funded by the UK Government, which means the support is completely free. Coaches will never contact your employer without your knowledge.

WorkWell mental health app

The WorkWell app provides mental healthcare at your fingertips.

It offers access to 6 digital cognitive behaviour therapy sessions to guide users through advice and tips on improving their mental health.  Users can track their progress, update how they’re feeling and see how far they have come.

The app can be downloaded via the App Store or Google Play.

How WorkWell can help employers?

By supporting your employees with their wellbeing, you can maintain a productive, healthy, happier team. Head to the website to find out more.

Who can use WorkWell?

You must meet certain criteria to get help from a coach. Head to the website to find out more.