How to prioritise staff wellbeing during the coronavirus crisis

From the RIBA Recovery Roadmap phase 1. In a recent survey of RIBA members, 40% said that their mental wellbeing had been affected by the coronavirus crisis. Drawing on insights from team members at Assael Architecture and founders of the Architects Mental Wellbeing Forum, this part of the Recovery Roadmap explores strategies that practice leaders can use to support staff during the coronavirus crisis.

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