Upcoming Events
BAME MANUAL LABOURERS AND SESSIONAL WORKERS Like Event Share this event Ticket sales end soon Tuesday, November 12 BAME MANUAL LABOURERS AND SESSIONAL WORKERS
TWP Will be hosting an online session specifically for anyone who works shift work.
There is stats to suggest that working odd hours can have a negative impact on your mental health. This is because you are working against your circadian clock.
We will be sharing insights on what this means and how we can equip ourselves to improve our well-being despite working patterns.
This is a FREE session. So feel free to share with friends and colleagues. Sign up on the link here
See you there!
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81132265270?pwd=9ct86LurN7wS1e8TG6OWEathAaa4KJ.1
Meeting ID: 811 3226 5270
Passcode: 372194
Support for Children & Adult with Neurodivergence
Do you have questions about Autism, Neurodivergence and what this means in childhood and adulthood? Do you want strategies to cope for children and adults for independent life? Come and get some answers and hear about support by the council-children, and Talk back-adults
Family Mental Well-Being Conversations
Every 2/3 of adults who've experienced mental health difficulties will have symptoms emerging in childhood. Families can be a platform to build resilience for everyone's future Mental Health.
Come and join this important in-person conversation about Family well-being. We want to explore the inter-generational challenges that particularly those of us from the global majority are experiencing.
We'll have a conversation together about various support available to you and your family and ask NHS experts questions and use free provided resources to practice creating a
Wellbeing Tool Kit for different needs before exploring a village of support for our children in a facilitated and safe space.
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With a wealth of experience offering talking therapies to both young people and adults, Dr Jenny Wilson also brings expertise in helping services be more sensitive to meeting the needs of diverse populations. She is joined by the very experienced Pam Musonza bringing even more expertise around talking therapies for parents.
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They also have lived experience as parents living in and working in MK and are passionate about how we can all thrive in our lives. They work in mental health serving MK area and look forward to answering your questions
As a midwife and mental health practitioner, Caroline combines expertise around the physical aspects of pregnancy and emotional experiences. She is a culturally sensitive practitioner championing spaces for our cultural and faith beliefs along our mental health journey.
Dr Shah has long been championing spaces to ask questions and get information about medication in mental health with no obligation through his clinics. He welcomes questions, especially for those planning families or looking at how medication can play a role in maintaining healthy emotional well-being.
Idrees brings more than 23 years of national and international experience in the fields of inclusion, education, and training. His true passion lies in utilizing research to drive belongingness agenda, foster social change, and cultivate a positive culture. Throughout his career, he has been fervently advocating for EDIB (equality, diversity, inclusion, and belongingness) in the workplace. Currently, he is championing the EDIB agenda in NHS.
