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In this blog post, the Architects Benevolent Society (ABS) highlights their programme of activity to support the architectural community for Mental Health Awareness Week.

Architects Benevolent Society (ABS) in collaboration with Bright and Well Yoga will be delivering a three-part mini-series of 30 minute digital wellbeing sessions for the architectural community.

Addressing issues of mental health within the built environment.

The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) has published its Mental Health Joint Code of Practice (JCOP).

A survey by Hays reveals employers are not doing enough to support their staff's mental wellbeing.

Industry leaders have written to the PM

The construction industry is being encouraged to start talking about employee stress with the launch of a joint initiative between the Construction Leadership Council (CLC) and Health & Safety Executive (HSE).

BSI has published the world's first national standard on suicide and the workplace.

April is Stress Awareness Month, an opportunity for employers to address the challenge of preventing work-related stress in today's workplace.

Architects Benevolent Society (ABS) are offering a wellbeing programme designed specifically for those working within the architectural community.

Karl Grace PPCIAT FCIAT features on Counsellor Convos with Sheila McMahon.

A publication that investigates and addresses issues relating to mental wellbeing for students and new AT professionals.

Build the arch and strengthen the support #anxietyarch

Construction and engineering workers are struggling with poor mental wellbeing, with more than a third taking time off due to poor mental health, according to Benenden Health.

The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) has launched a consultation on its mental health project.

Acas Chief Executive Susan Clews reflects on how Coronavirus might be affecting us, and shares some ideas on how to support each other, whether you are an employer, line manager or just wanting to look after your own wellbeing.

BS 30480 is not a typical technical standard. As the world's first workplace standard focused on suicide prevention and support, it challenges – including those in the built environment – to take practical, compassionate action on mental wellbeing, culture and design responsibility.