Busy receptionist Caitlin, 32 from Wigan, was feeling overwhelmed and struggling to achieve a work-life balance.
Joe needed support and guidance on how to cope better with anxiety and subsequent stress in a high pressure job.
Michelle Watkins felt that she had hit rock bottom. “My confidence had taken such a battering,” she revealed.
Engaging with Able Futures, which delivers the Access to Work Mental Health Support Service, has helped 29 year old Steph experience a rare ‘light-bulb’ moment.
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Together Trust puts its trust in Able Futures for better mental health at work
TfL ensures no-one gets left behind when it comes to mental health with support from Able Futures.