With lockdown lifting and more and more of us starting to head back out to work it can be a difficult time which could well be effecting your mental health and overall wellbeingYou may feel anxious about itYou may feel stressedYou may find it difficult getting into the groove after so much time awayAll really important things that need to be considered if and when you get back to workWe are so excited and honoured to have someone VERY SPECIAL coming to talk to us this week.........Presenting!!!!!!!Steve Carr 🎊Steve is a mental health workplace wellbeing and suicide first-aid trainer coming to talk to you guys about elevating this anxiety and stress AND looking at what you can do going back into work to make sure it’s the right type of environment for everyoneWe are going to be talking all aboutMental health in the workplaceWhy it is so importantWhy it’s different from mental health at homeWe will be asking questions likeWhat can we do if we are feeling anxious about going back to workHow can your workplace support you to make the transition as easy as possibleWhat can YOU DO to help your employer and other employees toYou are going to love Steve not only is he a dear friend to us but he is a real expert in this fieldThis is a bit about Steve.....His dedication to helping others came after multiple childhood traumas and turbulent adulthood wrecked by addictions and mental health problems, leading to numerous suicide attempts.He emerged a man with a mission to change the world of mental health to ensure no one has to face adversity or challenges alone.While in recovery, he has chosen to share his story of hope, healing, and transformation through national television, radio, significant publications along with several nationally and internationally recognised businesses.He has met and shared stages with many famous and well know celebrities, including Dame Kelly Holmes, Kristy Gallacher, Russell Brand, Paul Martin, Jonny Benjamin MBE, and Stephanie Cole OBE, as an inspirational speaker. He has written many articles, blogs and his work has been recognised by Facebook who credited him with the title of 'Power Administrator' for his online mental health peer support group. He has also co-authored a book on emerging pride after Suicide and worked as an IPS Service Manager integrated within AWP NHS Mental Health Teams.One of his most significant achievements was walking from one end of Britain to the other with just £100 sleeping rough in a tent for 90 days after being diagnosed with several mental health conditions, raising awareness for both mental health and homelessness. He wrote a report on his finding and delivered it by hand by personal invitation to David Cameron at number 10 Downing StreetHe is qualified in many areas of mental and physical health, including youth and adult mental health first aid, awareness of mental health problems, life coaching, counseling skills, level 4 Suicide First Aid, level 3 personal training and one of only a handful of Suicide First Aid tutors in the country.His insights and knowledge come from the lived experience of overcoming some of life's biggest challenges, including several mental health issues.I mean WHAT A GUY RIGHT!!