H.E.L.P for Corporates (Healthy Emotional Literacy Program)

H.E.L.P for Corporates
(Healthy Emotional Literacy Program)

The Healthy Emotional Literacy Program (H.E.L.P.) is a wellbeing initiative designed to help organisations build emotional literacy skills within their teams. The program focuses on equipping employees with the tools to address emotional stress, distress, and grief, fostering open, supportive conversations around these topics in a safe and healthy way.

When employees are emotionally well, they are better equipped to manage stress, communicate effectively, maintain positive relationships, collaborate productively, and find greater fulfillment in both their work and personal lives. By promoting emotional wellbeing, organizations can cultivate a more engaged and resilient workforce.

Learning Objectives: Promoting Emotional Wellbeing in the Workplace
• Explore emotional literacy: Understand the importance of recognizing and managing emotions in yourself and others.
• Techniques for regulating stress and distress: Learn effective strategies to cope with difficult emotions and support colleagues.
• Enhance emotional resilience: Build the mental fortitude to improve performance, productivity, and overall wellbeing.
• Create a self-management plan: Develop personalized strategies for maintaining emotional health.
• Foster a connected work culture: Utilize tools to build a supportive and resilient workplace environment.

Program Options:
1. Emotional Wellbeing in the Workplace - Focuses on developing emotional awareness and strategies for maintaining emotional health at work.
2. Understanding Grief: Caring for Self and Others - Explores how grief affects individuals in the workplace and provides practical tools for supporting grieving colleagues.
Both programs aim to help organizations create a more emotionally intelligent, supportive, and productive work culture.

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At H.E.L.P you will

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Improve communication and team cohesiveness.

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Support managing difficult conversations.

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Improve empathy levels, connection and customer service.

Frequently asked questions

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Your child must be aged 7-17 years old, been dealing with grief for more than six months and have already attended at least one of our virtual programs (Healthy Grieving Program or Let’s Talk Suicide virtual camp) or a Family Day Camp.

You and your child will need to take part in the evaluation of the program - consenting to and completing all surveys and an interview in a timely manner, prior to and after participating in the program

Once signed up to a program, you and your child will need to commit to attending all the sessions.
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Camp Magic is exclusively for children ages 7-17. We recognise how important it is for parent/guardians and children to bond during grief; however, our Camp Magic program is just for children. We encourage parent/guardians to participate in the Parent & Guardian Workshops held just after drop-off on the Friday to learn about what the campers will be partaking in over the weekend, and again prior to the closing ceremony on the Sunday to hear about the weekend.
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Parents and guardians who volunteer are not permitted to participate in programs where their own children are enrolled. This allows space for the child to address their grief in a safe space and empower them to self-soothe and learn new ways to deal with their grief. For children with separation anxiety, this environment promotes personal growth. Children are not forced to do anything they do not want to and are welcome to engage as much or as little as they feel comfortable. We will work with you to select the programs which best fit your child's needs, and other’s where you can volunteer.
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Unfortunately, this is not possible as this disrupts the flow of the camp. Camp also has late nights and early mornings, and so much fun and connection happens during these times! We will always keep your child/ren safe and can organise a time for them to call you if needed. If your child is not yet ready to stay overnight, we recommend attending Family Day Camps until they feel more comfortable with overnight stays.
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