7 Tips To Beat The Working From Home Blues

How to stay on top of your mental health in the “new normal”.

The pandemic is almost over!

Vaccines are being rolled out, pubs and restaurants are open again and there were over 60,000 fans at Wembley for the final of the European Championship (just don’t mention the result — I’m an England fan!).

In the UK, 19 July is “freedom day” — the lifting of all COVID-19 restrictions we’ve been enduring for almost 18 months.

Thank God — life will soon be back to normal!

Right? Well, yes and no.

This might be one “reality” as some societies open up more than they have in the last year and a half. For many of us, we’re going to be working at home for a little longer, and our “new normal” now comprises phrases like:

Any of these sounding familiar?

The idea of a new working style will please many. But for some, the prospect of yet more “working from home” will fill them with the same dread as attending a job interview. Not everyone loves this “new normal”.

If this is you, what can you do about it?

If you’re fortunate enough to live in a wealthy country that bought up large stocks of COVID-19 vaccines then chances are your situation looks quite rosy compared to other parts of the world. The UK can boast full vaccination for 52% of the population with the target of all adults by 19 July.

Why am I throwing in these stats and what have they got to do with working from home you may ask? Well, the truth is across the globe the pandemic is far from over. Cases of the “delta variant” are on the rise, and in the UK we are heading towards a third…

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