Understanding Stress In The Workplace
This course aim to develop knowledge and understanding of managing stress in self and others as required by a practising or potential first line manager.

Overview

Skills to Advance Initiative
This course is only available to those currently in employment and fully funded under the Skills to Advance initiative.
Skills to Advance is a national initiative that provides upskilling and reskilling opportunities to employees in jobs undergoing change and to those currently employed in vulnerable sectors. Skills to Advance aims to equip employees with the skills they need to progress in their current role or to adapt to the changing job market. Working closely with small and medium-sized enterprises, Skills to Advance helps employers identify skills needs and invest in their workforce by providing subsidised education and training to staff.
Expression of Interest
We currently don't have this course scheduled, but if you are interested in undertaking this course, please complete the form below and a member of our Recruitment Team will be in contact to discuss your needs. Please note this course is only for those currently in employment.
Institute of Leadership & Management




Module Content
Know how to manage stress in the workplace
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Examine the causes and impact of stress in the organisation
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Describe the symptoms of stress in self and others
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Explain a practical stress management technique
Understand how to support individuals in the team and minimise stress in others
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Describe management responsibilities and actions in relation to work-related stress in the team
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Explain how and when to provide advice, mentoring or counselling to support individuals in the workplace
Indicative Content
Part 1:
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Causes and impacts of stress at work
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Symptoms of stress in self and in others
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Implications of stress for workplace and non-work activities/relationships
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Implications and effects of stress for individuals and organisations
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Management responsibilities in relation to work-related stress
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Simple practical stress management techniques
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Sources of available support for stress sufferers
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Action planning and review techniques
Part 2:
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Definitions of counselling, advising and mentoring and when to use each of them to support individuals
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Principles of counselling
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Mentoring, and the mentoring cycle
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Range of available counselling and support mechanisms
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Implications of confidentiality