Company Talks
Having a U alright mate talk facilitated in your company offers several benefits for both your employees and your company as a whole. Here are some reasons why you should align with U alright mate in your company:
Employee well-being
Mental health issues are prevalent in every workplace, and addressing them can contribute to the overall well-being of your employees. By having U alright mate present in your company on mental health, your company demonstrates a commitment to supporting its employees’ mental well-being and creating a positive work environment.
Awareness and education
U alright mate will help raise awareness and educate your employees about mental health conditions, their signs and symptoms, and the importance of early intervention and seeking help. This increased awareness can help reduce stigma surrounding mental health and create a more inclusive and supportive workplace culture.
DE stigmatization
Mental health issues are often stigmatized, leading to reluctance in seeking help or discussing challenges openly. By hosting a U alright mate talk in your company, we share personal experiences, the company can help break down barriers and reduce the stigma associated with mental health problems, encouraging employees to seek the support they may need.
Skill development
A U alright mate talk in your company will provide your employees with practical strategies and tools for managing stress, building resilience, and maintaining well-being. These skills can benefit employees both personally and professionally, improving their ability to cope with workplace stress, increase productivity, and maintain work-life balance.
Productivity and engagement
Prioritizing mental health and well-being in your workplace can lead to increased productivity and engagement. When employees feel supported and mentally healthy, they are more likely to be motivated, focused, and satisfied in their roles.
Retention and recruitment
Companies that prioritize employee well-being, including mental health, are often more attractive to job seekers and have higher employee retention rates. Demonstrating a commitment to mental health through U alright mate talks and other initiatives can enhance the company’s reputation as a caring and supportive employer.
Legal and ethical considerations
Promoting mental health and providing support aligns with legal and ethical responsibilities. Companies have a duty to provide a safe and healthy work environment, and addressing mental health issues contributes to fulfilling this obligation.
Overall, hosting a U alright mate talk on mental health can foster a supportive work environment, enhance employee well-being, improve productivity, and contribute to the long-term success of the organization.
What's different about a U alright mate talk?
U alright mate was setup by Cameron Oates after losing his brother to suicide in August, 2018. Cameron was determined not to allow his brother Troy, to just be another statistic and wanted his actions to help others that may be struggling.
Cameron presents his story in a compelling and heartfelt way and talks of his own mental health challenges and how he usings specific tools on a daily basis to help him through some of the darkest days of his life. Battling with his addiction to alcohol and drugs. Cameron uses daily tools that he shares that can help individuals to not only begin to feel better, but also looking towards their future with joy and excitement.
Cameron is a qualified and practising Neurofeedback Practitioner, helping individuals and sporting athletes to lower their automatic stress response. Neurofeedback works with the brain’s electrical activity and trains very specific regions of the brain to decrease or increase in energy; this brings balance into the individual’s brain.
Cameron has worked in the personal development industry since 2016 and has helped countless individuals through their mental health challenges, giving them practical and simple tools, they can easily implement.
With each U alright mate talk conducted we leave you with material with steps on managing mental health concerns, resources to contact, a free phone app that can assist in tracking one’s mental health on a daily basis and most importantly a clear path for people to take with a sense of belief in themselves and what they can achieve. Our U alright mate talk is not only emotional, but motivating for every person who is in attendance.