Resources for campus staff wellbeing during Covid-19 August 2020
Ministry of Health COVID-19
Taking care of your mental wellbeing.
Covid-19: Resources for health professionals.
Worksafe
Resources for maintaining mentally healthy work during COVID-19
Allright? Campaign Getting Through Together
Mentemia is an app developed by Sir John Kirwan for workplaces to monitor, manage and improve mental health; set goals and track progress.
Melon is an app that enables people to connect online with support from other New Zealanders to uplift your emotional wellbeing with daily webinars, a health journal, podcasts, videos and wellbeing tools.
Staying on Track is a guide to support your wellbeing during COVID-19 and beyond. Free online courses with easy to use, practical strategies to cope with ongoing stress and disruption of day to day life from the impact of COVID-19, for oneself or as a health care professional.
EAP Services
Springboard Sessions are one hour interactive sessions on a range of wellbeing and work topics. Funding is available.
Red Cross
Psychological First Aid - webinars during COVID-19 to identify and minimise stressors to maintain wellbeing and provide psychological first aid
Psychological First Aid - supplementary training booklet that explains the five elements of psychological first aid
Sarb Johal webinar - useful psychology tools and strategies for the coronavirus pandemic
University of Auckland - Staff Mental Health and Wellbeing Guide
Mental Health Education Resource Centre
Deloitte Workwell Podcast Series
International Resources
WHO - Resources for frontline workers including wellbeing
US Chronicle of Higher Education - Coping with Coronavirus: How faculty members can support students in traumatic times
Everymind at Work - How to manage your mental health while working from home
Moodjuice - Self-help guide to learn more about stress and skills to cope with it
Headspace - Mindfulness for everyday life
Calm - Daily meditations and structured mindfulness courses
American Psychological Association - Managing your mental health during COVID-19 with Lynn Bufka, PhD
Coronavirus and your wellbeing: mind.org.uk