Hallam Guild event: Living and working well in the next stage of the pandemic – 19th May 2021
Living and working well in the next stage of the pandemic
19th May 2021, 12.00-1.30pm
This event is open to all Hallam staff and is hosted by the NTF/Teaching Excellence Network Hallam Guild group.
Following on from Mental Health Awareness week (10-16 May) and as we move into the next stage of the lifting of restrictions, this timely session aims to support staff with living and working well. There are a number of approaches to improved wellbeing, but actually putting them into practice in the long term can be difficult. We will look at some of the key evidence-based ideas for improved wellbeing alongside fun ways of putting them into practice routinely. The session is primarily for you – but there will also be takeaways that may be useful for your students. The session will be practical, so please do come ready to try out the techniques!
We are delighted to welcome Dr Sam Malins who is an Honorary Assistant Professor at the University of Nottingham and Clinical Psychologist at Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. During the pandemic he has spent part of his time supporting NHS staff wellbeing, alongside delivering group and individual therapies for patients who have physical and mental health problems. His research focusses on enhancing the effectiveness of psychological therapies. He has run similar successful sessions for his hospital trust and beyond.
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