Stress Prevention and Mental Wellbeing Forum 2011 – Documentation
Original price was: £89.00.£39.00Current price is: £39.00. ex VAT
Taking into account the recent rise in number of ‘stress’ related absence cases, Symposium Events’ Stress Prevention and Mental Wellbeing Conference will look at mental wellbeing as a whole, examining ways to build resilience, tackle stressful situations pro-actively and reduce the stigma associated with mental health problems.
The presentation will assist in developing strategies to reduce rates of absence and presenteeism due to stress and encourage a successful, speedy return to work.
You can purchase the conference documentation as provided to delegates, including the presentation slides (as a PDF).
Description
Description
You can purchase a pdf of the conference documentation as provided to delegates, including the presentation slides (as a PDF), clicking the ‘Add to cart’ button above.
[tab:Presentation]
The “Stress Prevention and Mental Wellbeing Forum 2011″ conference documentation includes the following sessions:
| Session 1 |
Introduction and Opening by Conference ChairPeter Kelly, Higher Occupational Health Psychologist HSE |
| Session 2 |
Encourage Good Work To Enable Greater HealthStephen Overell, Associate Director – Policy The Work Foundation |
| Session 3 |
Creating A Healthy EnvironmentSarah Fawsitt Head of HR BT |
| Session 4 |
Building Resilience to PressuresTom West, Physiology Governance Manager Nuffield Health |
| Session 4 |
Managing Mental Health: The Long HaulFiona King, Occupational Health Business Partner Alison Macgregor Occupational Health Advisor E.ON |
| Session 5 |
Measures to Reduce Stressful SituationsDee Harrap, Occupational Health & Wellbeing Operations Manager BskyB |
| Session 6 |
Interactive Legal SessionTim Woodward Partner, Employment Bond Pearce |
| Session 7 |
Supporting Your EmployeesRuth Morrissy, Occupational Health Manager and Mary Giles Compensations and Benefits Manager Microsoft |
| Session 8 |
Changing Attitudes and Reducing the Stigma of Mental IllnessLeigh Lafever-Ayer, Corporate HR Manager UK and Ireland Enterprise Rent-A-Car |
Related products
Train Your Team
Recent Comments on Stories