For many of us, a significant part of our wellbeing is tied to our work with uncertainty and instability around employment being a known risk factor in declining mental health. With many businesses suffering the financial impact of the global pandemic, now is a time that many within our professional, social and family communities will be feeling the strain.
In our first virtual event, Talking FreELY is focusing our conversation on uncertainties around job loss and unemployment with an emphasis on the practical steps we can take to support ourselves and others should we find ourselves in the position of facing an unexpected career change.
Although our experts are locally based, the online nature of this event removes geographical limits so please spread the word amongst your colleagues and friends.
Registration is now open and as with all Talking FreELY community events its free of charge to attend. Just click on the link below and it will take you straight to the page. (please note you only need to press one button. A single registration gives access to all of the event Zones)
Hope to see you all there.
Best Wishes
Tony – Talking FreELY Founder
Speaker Zone
The speaker line up for this event is really exciting. Lauren changed career after a redundancy process at work triggered a decline in her mental health. She will talk to us through her journey and how making a change has had a positive impact on her life.
Lawrence and Richie are joining us from National League 1 Cambridge Rugby Club and have extensive experience of both the personal and organisational aspects of managing mental health in a career that could end with little or no warning at any moment.
Wellbeing Zone
Jen Tiller, the Breathing Coach and Sara and Alice from FRESH will be hosting short taster sessions to boost wellbeing and raise awareness of some simple and accessible self care strategies we can be employing to nurture our own mental health.
Information Zone
Book a five minute session with one or more of our employment professionals to discuss your concerns or to arrange a follow up at a later date.
Register your interest in the event here
Press release from Talking FreELY
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