Current events

This Can Happen will return on 25^th November at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre, London.  The event will attract over 1,000 delegates from 150+ companies to share, learn and discuss the solutions for dealing with workplace mental health.

This year, we will be sponsoring the event and hosting a panel discussion as well as sharing our thoughts and ideas on the link between mental and financial wellbeing.

If you would like to join us at this years' event, get in touch today and receive 15% off a standard delegate pass.

Find out more details or register directly here.

Darren Laverty, Financial Wellbeing Strategist and founder of the LinkedIn Group, Workplace Financial Wellbeing, will be holding interactive webinars looking to share best practices, ideas, resources, opinions and strategies around employee wellbeing.  In these series of webinars Darren will share with you:

• The single biggest mistake being made by almost every employer;

• The 2 free takeaways from this training that will get you started;

• The 3 things you must know about your situation to construct an effective strategy;

• The 4 pillars that are the official definition of financial wellbeing; and

• The 5 steps to creating an effective workplace financial wellbeing strategy.

Register for the webinar below.

Employers are increasingly understanding the need to support their workforce with mental ill health and promote wellbeing in the workplace.  One of the ways employers are doing this is through mental health first aid courses and equipping HR and line managers so they are able to recognise the signs and symptoms of common mental health issues, and how to tackle these within the workplace.

Join us at our next two day, interactive Mental Health First Aid course on Friday 29^th November and Monday 2^nd December, where you’ll learn:

• how to spot the early signs of a mental health problems;
• feel confident in helping and managing employees who are experiencing problems;
• provide help on a first aid basis;
• help stop a mental illness from getting worse;
• help your employee(s) recover faster;
• put the right kind of support in place and guide your employees to the right support; and
• reduce the stigma of mental health problems.

By attending this course you will also gain valuable insight in to how you could reduce sickness absence and how to support your employees staying in, or returning to work.

Here is Jane Cattermole, Workplace Mental Health Consultant from JCTC with further details about the course.

The cost to attend this course is £250.00 per person.   This covers two full days of training, refreshments, and on completion you will receive your own comprehensive Mental Health First Aid manual, workbook and Mental Health First Aider certificate.

Photos and video may be taken at our events to use online and help to promote future events. If you do not wish to not be photographed or videoed, please let us know prior to the event starting.

There are more people than ever struggling with their finances and suffering with some form of financial worry or stress. So, as an employer, how can you make sure you’re supporting your employees’ mental and financial wellbeing?

This half day event offers an insight in to the main areas of wellbeing, where speakers will share with you key strategies, ideas and practical tips that can be implemented, whether you already operate a wellbeing programme, or if you’re looking at one for the first time.

In the pressurised world we live in it is easy to get run down and ‘stressed’. Our guest speaker,  Rebecca Galustian, Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist, Public Speaker, Trainer and Supervisor, will help identify your triggers and give you ideas for coping mechanisms. She will also look at:

• what stress is (“good” stress and “bad” stress);
• how stress can affect us and those around us;
• focusing on the CBT cycle of stress – the four areas of stress and the points of intervention;
• warning signs of a build up of stress;
• cognitive signs of stress – focusing on common thinking errors and helpful ways of thinking;
• unhelpful vs helpful behaviours to engage with when stressed;
• the importance of a balanced lifestyle; and
• what to do when the stress isn't subsiding - ways of accessing professional help.

You will also have the opportunity to discuss your own challenges and use your learning’s from the day in our interactive workshop Q&A session.

Find our more in the event flyer here.

Book your place now.

Photos and video may be taken at our events to use online and help to promote future events. If you do not wish to not be photographed or videoed, please let us know prior to the event starting.