'Be Well' at Bath

The University's approach to health and mental wellbeing, informed by our staff and students.
Be Well at Bath is the University's approach to health and mental wellbeing, informed by our staff and students.
The University's approach to health and mental wellbeing, informed by our staff and students.
Taking a proactive approach to promoting wellbeing.
Read about various wellbeing topics and research or have a listen to the podcasts of staff experiences.
Understand the role of a wellbeing champion, the support they offer and how to sign up if you'd like to become one.
Get involved in a range of wellbeing events across the organisation.
As a University member of staff, there are a number of services available to you to promote wellbeing and improve your work-life balance.
Information and guidance on how you can save money, make your budget go further and access help and advice (updated 15 June 2023).
Find out more about our supportive networks.
An informal support network for staff who are childless not by choice.
An opportunity for men from all departments to discuss male health and wellbeing, and connect with other male colleagues.
A support group for staff who are going through perimenopause and menopause or those interested in understanding more about this natural stage of life.
Be aware, then prepare to take action.
Access the range of resources which can help you look after your own and other people's wellbeing.
Discover the available resources that offer help and support around mental health and general wellbeing.
Information, practical guidance and conversation checklists to improve support for those experiencing circumstances that impact on their wellbeing.
Find out how to use the Development Toolkit to access online resources to support your professional and personal development.
Advice and guidance for academic staff who are personal tutors.
This page outlines support for students & staff, the impact suicide can have on us, what the University is doing to prevent suicide and how we can all help.
Spot the signs and respond.
Discover how the University can help all staff with a wide range of work, family and personal issues.
Find out how to access free and confidential counselling 24 hours a day, as well as a wealth of practical and wellbeing support and information.
Advice for staff on how to respond to students in distress and how to get support from other teams within the University.