Mental Health in Construction

This video highlights how people can struggle with poor mental health and how it impacts them in the workplace. It promotes the important role of mental health first aiders on site and signposts people to useful support services that can help their recovery.
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[@arlinddedushaj8552]

1:40 - Props to the videographer. The way the constant beeping of sounds and such was utilized was spot on

[@maverickhistorian6488]

I know the feeling, it overwhelms you so much I've experienced episodes like this. I cannot work due to my mental health problems, after one particularly bad day I got into my car and just broke down, I had to decide whether to drive home or drive anywhere and just disappear. When people tell you to 'pull yourself together ' or cheer up, they've no idea whatsoever! Please continue to work towards making people aware, we're not being dramatic or making things up, we're fighting our own demons.

[@philthyphil6662]

Great video, one I can strongly resonate with as an office worker; and I can’t help but think the title would attract more viewers - and therefore attention to mental health - if it were titled “at work” instead of “in construction”.

[@robertgraham5709]

That's me everyday.

[@triehard2250]

Hope your ok mate

[@tonysoprano9370]

Been there many times. Not a good feeling

[@bud7707]

Good job UK

[@ccaaproduction105]

Thanks sir

[@padraigharrison6919]

You’d have a easier time in a conflict zone then on site.

[@ccaaproduction105]

Good job

[@bud7707]

😂

[@Cheldesho]

" are you alright? "
" yea "
THATS WHAT YOUR PROBLEM IS

[@user-ey6tf5es1e]

Hey, that's me