The World Health Organization (WHO) provides the following coping measures to deal with stress during the COVID-19 Pandemic:
Talking to people you trust can help if you are feeling sad, stressed, confused, scared or angry.
Maintain a healthy lifestyle if you are required to stay at home. Remember to care for yourself with:
A proper diet
Plenty of sleep
Exercise
Social contact with loved ones at home, and
Social contact by email and phone with other family, friends and co-workers
A few more coping tips to help with this challenging time:
Avoid smoking, alcohol or drugs to deal with your emotions
Talk to a healthcare worker or counsellor if you feel overwhelmed
Contact your Human Resources Department for any Health and Wellness support programs available to employees
Get the Facts: Gather information that will help you accurately determine your risk so that you can take reasonable precautions, from a credible source you can trust. There are links provided at the conclusion of this information session to assist you.
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Action Plan For Your Workplace
Online COVID-19 Workplace Training
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