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This information sheet outlines some steps that both employees and workplaces can take to ease the transition process and work towards a new model of working that incorporates benefits and learnings from the COVID-19 pandemic.
As the COVID-19 pandemic enters its third year, many of us are continuing to adjust to a ‘new normal’. This can present a new set of challenges on our mental health, but there are some practical things we can do to help support ourselves.
This information sheet highlights some suggestions and strategies to help you manage your negative reactions and emotions to people who are not following the strategies recommended by our health experts.
This information sheet highlights some strategies to help you cope with change, deal with uncertainty and boost your resilience as we look to a future beyond the COVID-19 crisis.
This information sheet can help frontline workers, such as police, healthcare and social support workers, to identify the specific challenges and stressors they are experiencing during the pandemic.
The APS has prepared this guide for Australians, outlining some useful strategies which can help both adults and children cope with the stress or anxiety experienced as a result of the coronavirus outbreak and the associated restrictions.
This information sheet outlines some useful strategies you can use to maintain good mental health during this unprecedented time of social distancing and isolation.
This information sheet includes some useful tips to help older Australians keep stress and anxiety at bay during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This information sheet provides guidance on how to access your psychologist through telehealth and a range of helpful tips related to using telehealth services.
For people living with cognitive impairment, there can be challenges to face each day. Then the COVID-19 pandemic started. This sheet outlines the increased issues people with ABI may face and helpful tips to manage the challenges.
This sheet outlines some basic facts and strategies to help you manage your substance use while coping with the challenges of coronavirus (COVID-19).
This sheet outlines basic strategies to assist people with dementia to cope with the challenges of coronavirus (COVID-19).
This information sheet outlines some useful strategies you can use to cope with feelings of loneliness, isolation and anxiety that you may be having during the COVID-19 pandemic.
During this COVID-19 pandemic, residential aged care homes are facing increasing difficulties to reduce risk to residents and balance the need for social contact. The following tips may help keep stress and anxiety at bay.
This information sheet outlines some stratgies that may be used to support young people with autism during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This information sheet outlines some strategies for family and carers to help people with an ABI during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has resulted in rapid changes to the operation of many workplaces. Understanding, measuring, boosting and maintaining engagement continue to be a primary concern for organisations right now.
This information sheet will outline five key psychosocial hazards employees may experience when required to work from home, with tips on how your organisation can better manage these risks before they result in harm.
Businesses across Australia are now busy planning a return to ‘business as usual’ and establishing a new normal for work and operations. This information sheet outlines some important people considerations to factor in before finalising your plans.
Due to the rapidly evolving nature of this situation we strongly advise you to also refer to the official sources listed here for up-to-date, reliable information.
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