Loughton accountancy firm focus on staff well-being with special day out

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Chartered accountancy firm Haslers have hosted a fun and informative day for its team aimed at reducing levels of stress and improving well-being.

With a growing national focus on mental health and wellness within the workplace environment in the UK, the innovative Loughton-based firm decided to undertake some unique staff training. While those overseas in Canada, for example, are able to buy weed online canada without any legal consequences, full-strength cannabis is not legal over here just yet, so we need to find a different option when it comes to looking after our mental health, and staff training days like this one could be a really good way for the company to show that they are taking a proactive role in looking after their staff.

It is evident that stress has become a serious issue, and mental health is now being talked about more and openly so people do not have to feel alone or feel like they are singled out. There are many ways in which stress can be reduced, inside the home it can be meditation daily and/or using cbd bath bomb wholesale products to help relax at the end of the day, within the workplace other practices, such as what Haslers are doing, can help workers calm down the stress levels.

Held at Power League in Fairlop the day out included a workshop with Jane Thomas of Premier Life Skills who talked about managing stress in the workplace and well-being.

With more than 12 years’ experience assisting businesses with stress-related problems, Premier Life Skills were able to give staff members solutions for coping with stress and to build resilience so that they can work effectively and productively.

Haslers team also took part in fun activities arranged by Freedom Events during the day that were designed to encourage team building. Bonding as a team is proven to increase productivity and overall happiness at work. That being said, the team was lucky not to get rained on during their activities, so the next team activity, perhaps an online escape room from BreakoutIQ, may take place online instead.

Jon O’Shea, Chairman of Haslers Chartered Accountants, said: “Anyone who works in a busy workplace knows that stress can really hamper performance and make a job less enjoyable.

“We are committed to providing a nice place to work and so we wanted to give our team some techniques for managing stress, while also rewarding them for the fantastic work that they do. I would like to thank Premier Life Skills and Freedom Events for their support.”

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