Support at work when you have a mental health problem
Be proactive and use the
support available to enable you to stay in work
successfully
Many people with mental ill-health continue to work
successfully. In fact work is part of the recovery process for
many people, and can help prevent a mental health
condition from getting worse. But, most people will need some type
of support to continue to work well.
How you do this depends on what your employer
already knows about your mental ill-health, and whether you
discussed this together as part of the process when you started
your job. It also depends on the nature and atmosphere of
your workplace.
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