Force Field Analysis: Making a Decision about Disclosing Mental Health at Work, Schemes and Mind Maps of Decision Making

A force field analysis to help an individual weigh the pros and cons of discussing their mental health at work. The analysis includes specific circumstances, scores of importance, and a comparison of forces for and against. The goal is to make an informed decision based on the total scores.

Typology: Schemes and Mind Maps

2021/2022

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Stigma - Force Field Analysis
Write in the boxed arrows the circumstances both for and against talking about your mental health at work. Be as specific as possible. Give each
circumstance a score in order of importance to you. Compare the scores for and against. What do you need to take action on to come to a decision?
I want to make
a decision
about:
talking about
my mental
health at work.
SCORE:
SCORE:
SCORE:
SCORE:
SCORE:
FORCES AGAINST:
FORCES FOR:
SCORE:
SCORE:
SCORE:
TOTAL SCORE:
TOTAL SCORE:
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Stigma - Force Field Analysis

Write in the boxed arrows the circumstances both for and against talking about your mental health at work. Be as specific as possible. Give each

circumstance a score in order of importance to you. Compare the scores for and against. What do you need to take action on to come to a decision?

I want to make

a decision

about:

talking about

my mental

health at work.

SCORE: SCORE: SCORE: SCORE: SCORE:

FORCES FOR: FORCES AGAINST:

SCORE: SCORE: SCORE: TOTAL SCORE: TOTAL SCORE:

Stigma - Force Field Analysis

Write in the boxed arrows the circumstances both for and against talking about your mental health at work. Be as specific as possible. Give each

circumstance a score in order of importance to you. Compare the scores for and against. What do you need to take action on to come to a decision?

I want to make

a decision

about:

talking about

my mental

health at work.

My Line Manager can offer me help. I take the risk of being vulnerable. SCORE: 20 SCORE: 20 I may find others coping with similar situations and I could provide mutual support. I might feel less alone. SCORE: 20 I don’t have to worry about hiding my mental health problem. SCORE: 30 I am entitled to reasonable adjustments under the Equalities Act 2010. SCORE: 10

FORCES FOR: FORCES AGAINST:

I don’t want to feel ‘different’ / isolated from others. SCORE: 20 I am worried about losing my job. SCORE: 10 Others will perceive me as weak. SCORE: 20 TOTAL SCORE: 80 TOTAL SCORE: 70