Wellbeing

 

NHS Resources

NHS England – Supporting our NHS People

Mental Health Services

 

Mental Health Crisis Support

The NHS 111 Service mental health option is a universal point of access for people of all ages experiencing mental health crisis.

The West Yorkshire Mental Health Helpline provides 24/7 mental health telephone support to adults (18+)  across the area.

For more local information information on who to contact in a crisis, please visit your local mental health services provider:

 

Pharmacist Support Resources

Pharmacist Support is an independent and trusted charity supporting pharmacists and their families, former pharmacists, trainee pharmacists and pharmacy students through their wide variety of free and confidential support services.  Pharmacist Support’s vision is for no one in their pharmacy family to face challenging times alone.

‘I need help managing my’ area on the charity’s website, provides information on support for mental health and wellbeing, physical health, family and personal life and finances, right through to managing your work life, trainee and student experience.

Assistance from Pharmacist Support can come in many different ways to suit the needs of the individual. When you reach out to the charity for free and confidential support, their friendly team will let you talk through your issue and then guide you through the best way support for you.

Read real-life stories from fellow pharmacy colleagues and peers about how the charity’s services have supported them through difficult times.

There is a whole host of information on the Pharmacist Support website, and you can use the contact page to ask for any information that you cannot find online.

Pharmacist Support Posters and QR code

Pharmacy owners can use the below links to download and print Pharmacist Support posters.

Pharmacist Support poster – general

Pharmacist Support poster – talking therapies

Pharmacist Support poster – wellbeing

Pharmacist Support poster – addiction

Pharmacist Support poster – financial

Pharmacist Support poster – hey it’s natural

The QR code for the Pharmacist Support homepage.

 

Pharmacy Professionals Recovery Group (PPRG)

Pharmacy Professionals Recovery Group (PPRG) working alongside, but independently from, Pharmacist Support is a group of pharmacists, with varying lengths of sobriety, who offer peer support both collectively and individually.  They would like to reach pharmacy professionals at an earlier stage before addiction becomes a regulatory issue.

The PPRG meets monthly, via Zoom, on the first Sunday of each month. Any pharmacist or pharmacy technician who thinks they may have a problem with alcohol or drugs can join.  See more details below about the group and how you can contact them if you would like more details or to join an upcoming Zoom meeting.

Pharmacy Professionals Recovery Group – Details

 

Abusive Behaviour Can Leave Gaps

During the pandemic, reports of abuse directed at community pharmacy teams and doctors’ surgery staff across West Yorkshire have increased. In response, the West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership launched an insight driven campaign called ‘Leaving a Gap’ to make people think about the consequences of abusive behaviour. Co-produced with staff and patients, the campaign recognises that services are extremely busy, and it can be frustrating for people accessing care.

All campaign materials can be downloaded from the following website: https://www.wypartnership.co.uk/our-priorities/primary-and-community-care-services/leaving-a-gap.

You can use the ‘Leaving a Gap’ campaign message by displaying it in your public spaces, publishing it on your website and via social media. There are A4 and A5 size posters as well as social media images, a website banner and hero image and an animated video you can download.

 

 

Last Updated: 14th April 2026