This new group session developed by Occupational Health and Wellbeing Services is designed to give you the facts about alcohol. Alcohol is a part of many of our lives. We use it for celebration, for comfort, to socialise, to wind down, to cope. We treat it differently to other drugs; it’s legal, socially acceptable, even encouraged.
Yet in the UK one person every hour dies as a result of alcohol. Alcohol harm – mental health problems, liver disease, one of seven forms of cancer, economic difficulties, and so much more – can affect any one of us, from any walk of life.
Join one of the sessions to learn about safe drinking levels, and explore ideas which may help you to cut back. You can see all the session aims, dates, more information and resources, below.
The meeting invite will be sent individually via email, so colleagues can block out the time in their diaries as they feel appropriate.
-
To explore the effects of alcohol on physical and mental wellbeing
-
To understand unit measurements
-
To look at our own drinking habits and identify risk
-
To identify risks to health
-
To explore options and ideas on how to cut back
The expected duration of the session is approximately 45 minutes and run over Teams.
| Date | Time | Registration |
|---|---|---|
|
Tuesday 2 July |
12pm | Book a place for this session |
The meeting invite will be sent individually via email, so colleagues can block out the time in their calendars as they feel appropriate
The groups will be run by our team of Health and Wellbeing Facilitators whom have previous experience of running group based programmes of this type and have the knowledge to provide the appropriate advice to support your wellbeing.
Any queries should be directed to wellbeinghub
