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Belmont Private Hospital Celebrates R U OK? Day with Connection and Conversation
On R U OK? Day, our team at Belmont Private Hospital came together to celebrate the power of meaningful conversations. With a sunny BBQ lunch and plenty of smiles, staff paused to check in with one another and reflect on the importance of asking, “Are you OK?” — not just today, but every day.
R U OK? Day is a national reminder that a simple question can make a big difference. Whether it’s a colleague, friend, or loved one, starting a conversation could be the first step in helping someone feel supported and heard.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the BBQ and helped create a space of care and connection. Let’s keep the conversation going.
To help spark those conversations, here are a few prompts you can use:
- “How have you been feeling lately?”
- “What’s been happening in your world?”
- “Is there anything you’d like to talk about?”
- “I’ve noticed you’ve seemed a bit different — want to chat?”
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