University of Huddersfield student, Niamh Reilly, wins Student Wellbeing Award for advocating and encouraging wellbeing practices within her pharmacy school.

The General Pharmaceutical Council has officially joined us as a valued charity supporter as we work together towards the joint goal of a happier and well-supported profession.

Karen’s putting her best foot forward for Pharmacist Support This year, pharmacist Karen Howlett is lacing up her running shoes to take on not one, but two incredible endurance events in support of Pharmacist Support. After what she describes as…

April marks the start of Stress Awareness Month – an annual campaign to increase public awareness of the causes of stress and how to tackle it. Stress can severely impact both our physical and mental health and despite the annual…

If you were registered to sit the March assessment exam but felt unwell in advance so decided not to sit, or if something went wrong during the exam you will need to let the GPhC know. Withdrawing from the assessment…

Being able to shine a light on women who are achieving wonderful things across the country allows for some of their hard work to be recognised and celebrated.

With so many exciting opportunities to build on our achievements from 2020, we’re looking forward to an exciting year to further the charity’s support for our pharmacy family.

Pharmacist Support Chief Exec, Danielle Hunt, explains why encouraging better mental health awareness and practice within the sector is crucial in helping pharmacists deal with high levels of stress and burnout…

We’re teaming up with the BPSA for #LetsTalkMH, a four-week campaign dedicated to supporting pharmacy students and trainees to manage mental health and wellbeing.

We're expanding our wellbeing offering and would like to engage with the LGBTQ+ community to better understand how we can support you.

As we navigate through the months ahead and in recognition of Alcohol Awareness Week, we turned to our addiction support specialist, Paul Sunderland for his thoughts and advice.  

The GPhC has announced that the postponed 2020 assessment will take place in two separate sittings. The first exam will be on the 17th March 2021 and the second will be on the 18th March 2021. All eligible candidates should…