How to treat panic attacks in the workplace

Employees who suffer from anxiety-driven panic attacks will require extra support in the workplace. This case study describes the type of help available and the involvement of occupational health in the treatment process. 

• How to treat panic attacks in the workplace: a case study Panic disorder remains a major health problem and is associated with high levels of disability and medical care, compounded by difficulties accessing appropriate treatment. 

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Line manager briefing on stress This line manager briefing provides guidance for line managers on how to prevent stress and help employees cope with stress. 

Practical steps to manage stress: the 2011 survey This XpertHR research reports on the steps employers are taking to prevent and manage stress at work, including sickness absence measures and occupational health support. 

Stress at work policy and procedure Use this model policy and procedure to set out the company's rules on stress at work and the steps to be taken to reduce the health and safety risks associated with stress.