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Can work help?
If you or someone else is in danger, call 999 or go to A&E. If you need urgent mental-health help but it is not an emergency, use NHS 111 online or call 111 and select the mental-health option.
Occupational health can advise on how health affects work and may recommend adjustments or return-to-work support.
What you need to know
Occupational health can advise on how health affects work and may recommend adjustments or return-to-work support. Some employers also offer Employee Assistance Programmes. Check what is available and the confidentiality arrangements. Workplace support can sit alongside healthcare.
Make it a conversation, not a test
You are allowed to ask questions, explain what matters to you and say when something is not helping. Mental-health care should be based on your needs, circumstances and appropriate clinical assessment.
Keep going
Getting proper help · Talking to your GP · NHS Talking Therapies
Sources & further reading
- NHS — mental health treatments
- NHS — talking therapies
- NHS — antidepressants
- NICE — depression in adults
Educational information only. Treatment should be based on an individual assessment with an appropriate healthcare professional.