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9 Months of mental Health support for employed individuals

In this workshop you will discover both - the relationship habits that make you feel distant from the people you care about and the ones that foster closeness and intimacy

Did you spend this Christmas pouring from an empty emotional cup? Recover from seasonal stress. Prepare for relationship success in 2026

In today’s fast-paced work environment, stress-related health conditions such as anxiety, depression, fatigue, and cognitive impairment are common culprits behind absenteeism, presenteeism, and burnout. Our Wellbeing Coaching program is designed to address these issues at their core by using a stress-disease framework.

In this episode, host Chrissie Evans is accompanied by a few lovely members of Case-UK all of whom have had or still have experiences dealing with Anxiety. The team discussed how Anxiety affected them, and what it was like dealing with it from their point of view. Anxiety can affect us in different ways and is very common in the workplace, even more than statistics might suggest. No matter our experiences of anxiety, opening up and talking about it is by far the best way to regain control of our thought

In this episode, host Chrissie Evans has a deep and open conversation with Francis Brooks about burnout. Francis is a Spinal Surgeon for the NHS and an Assistant Clinical Director for the South Wales Spinal Network. Francis discusses how he deals with the stresses and responsibilities that come with his line of work as a surgeon, from the work-life balance to the inhuman level of perfection that is expected every time he's on the job. In this highly stressful environment, failure isn't an option yet,

In this episode, Case-UK’s Chrissie Evans chats with Sandy Cooper a HCPC-Registered occupational therapist and assistant team leader at Case-UK and talks about the importance of self-care.

Welcome to episode 3 of 'Just in Case', Case-UK's brand-new podcast. In this episode, Case-UK’s Chrissie Evans chats with one of the stars of the recent BBC show Traitors, Andrew Jenkins, about trauma, grief and post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD).