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Mental Wellbeing

Ask for a break

Relevant people know and a break is agreed.

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Done when

Relevant people know and a break is agreed.

Relevant people know and a break is agreed.

Who this is for

People who can safely request a break; adapt to role constraints.

Why this matters

Others know when you will pause and what needs covering.

How to do it

An original activity to try, adapt or skip for your circumstances; outcomes are not guaranteed.

  1. Identify the break you need and current responsibilities.
  2. Tell relevant people directly, including when you propose to return.
  3. Agree any handover and return as arranged or communicate a change.

Evidence and references

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Last reviewed: · Version 2