There's a common misconception that nurses, midwives and students are less likely to experience health issues because of their knowledge, skills and expertise. However, the high emotional, psychological, cognitive and physical demands of these jobs can severely impact healthcare workers physical and mental health.
If you're concerned about a nurse or midwife in your life, we can help you recognise signs to look out for as well as show you the different support options available.
Signs that someone needs support
Learn the signs to look out for.
Starting the conversation
Tips for talking to a loved one.
Looking after yourself
Selfcare strategies for your wellbeing.
Helping a colleague
How to approach a colleague you’re concerned about.
Who we support
We provide confidential and anonymous support to nurses, midwives, nursing and midwifery students, employers, educators, managers and concerned family and friends.
Working as a nurse or midwife means that caring for others can often impact your own health and wellbeing. Discover simple selfcare strategies to help you prioritise your own health and wellbeing.
Looking for something specific? Explore more resources on our website.
For confidential advice and support you can contact us at 1800 667 877 or emergency support 24/7