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New mental health service as 80% of frontline workers burnt out

New mental health service as 80% of frontline workers burnt out
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Dundee workers burnt out: Free mental health service launches as new figures show extent of pandemic pressure

Thousands of Dundee workers are being offered lifeline mental health support after new research revealed the impact of the pandemic on them.

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90% of production and supply workers feel burnt out

90% of production and supply workers feel burnt out
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Frontline workers urged to seek help to overcome burn out from pandemic

THOUSANDS of frontline workers became “burnt out” serving on the pandemic frontlines, experts say. Now a new service aims to rebuild their mental health. The Time for You initiative is aimed at the bus drivers, supermarket staff and others now struggling with the weight of the work they’ve continued to do all through lockdowns. According to SamH (the Scottish Association for Mental Health), the “vast majority” of this group report their mental health has deteriorated since the outset of the crisis last spring. When the public was told to stay at home where possible, these key workers continued going in each day to keep vital services afloat.

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