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Jonathan's Voice launch a new online guide about looking after your mental wellbeing at work

This is an online guide for paralegals, business support staff in the Intellectual Property profession and those who manage them.

Screenshot of Jonathan's Voice online guide about looking after your mental wellbeing at work

The guide includes practical tips and strategies about:

  • What motivates us and why it matters
  • Setting healthy workplace boundaries
  • How to say ‘no’ well
  • Managing difficult conversations
  • Communication skills for managers
  • Workplace wellbeing tips

More about the new guide

The new online guide is a supplement to their other guides which were targeted at Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys and senior leaders in the IP professions.

Rather than providing generic information on protecting your mental health, they focus on areas specifically relevant to both business support staff (paralegals, formalities, administrative staff, those working in finance, IT, HR and all other roles which support the running of an IP firm) and those who manage them.

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