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Supporting trainee pharmacist wellbeing
Trainee ACTNow is a wellbeing campaign from Pharmacist Support created specifically for trainee pharmacists. The campaign provides practical support, resources and guidance to help trainees prioritise their wellbeing while managing the pressures of training, workplace responsibilities and preparing for the registration assessment.
Helping trainees through a demanding year
The trainee year can be one of the most challenging stages of a pharmacy career. Balancing study, training responsibilities, workplace expectations and preparation for the assessment can have an impact on mental health and wellbeing.
Pharmacist Support’s Trainee ACTNow campaign encourages trainees to take positive action for their wellbeing, build healthy coping strategies and access support when they need it.
It’s great that we’re focusing on the mental health side of preparing for the assessment. It’s something we shouldn’t neglect.Trainee ACTNow participant
What Trainee ACTNow offers
Trainees who engage with the campaign can access:
- Wellbeing resources and practical self-care advice
- Support around managing stress and assessment pressure
- Guidance on building resilience and confidence for careers in pharmacy
- Online events and wellbeing workshops
- Shared experiences from trainees and pharmacy professionals.
Get involved
Our Trainee ACTNow campaign launches in August and focuses on year-round support. By signing up to our free digital newsletter, you’ll receive tailored resources and support throughout your foundation training year.
Supporting wellbeing throughout training and beyond
Pharmacist Support is committed to supporting trainee pharmacists throughout their training journey and into their professional careers. Through the Trainee ACTNow campaign, we aim to promote positive wellbeing habits, encourage open conversations and help trainees feel supported during this important transition.
If your organisation would like to support trainee wellbeing and partner with the campaign, we’d love to hear from you.
