National Stress Awareness Day (NSAD)

The 14th National Stress Awareness Day will be held on Wednesday 7th November 2012                

   

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NSAD queries to ISMA Administrator Keith Armstrong (stress@isma,org.uk)


TAKE PART IN THE STRESS MANAGEMENT EVENT OF THE YEAR

Stress Management has never been more relevant than it is today.  According to recent research by Insurance Company AXA, stress levels have doubled in 4 years.

There are numerous solutions available to help people manage Stress levels and ISMAUK‘s National Stress Awareness Day is the ideal opportunity to get involved.

Resources and news of events will be constantly updated, so keep checking back to catch up on the latest news on NSAD.  Use the links below on this page and on the left hand side of the page.

Meanwhile, here is how you can get involved:

Companies and Organisations

To find out how to get involved, click here.

Expert Stress Advisers

To check if you are eligible to be an  Expert Stress Adviser, click here

How to Donate/Sponsor

ISMAUK is a not-for-profit organisation and runs events such as NSAD thanks to a team of devoted volunteer Members and Associate Members
If you host an event for National Stress Awareness Day, you don’t have to pay anything, but donations are most welcome.

Please click here if you would like to make a donation.

If you would like to be a Sponsor, please click here

How to run an NSAD Event

If you would like some guidance on running an event, you can download a leaflet here

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For more information or details of how to become involved please contact:

stress@isma.org.uk

Telephone:  0845 680 7 083  or 01179 697284