Change has been a constant throughout the last year. Since the official start of lockdown in March last year, there has been sudden and consistent change. Whilst we learn to adapt, dealing with change can have a huge impact on our mental health. It could be change within your personal life, your living conditions, your behavior and others behaviors, changes within your working environment, changes to your internal team structure or your job role. Whatever the change is, the consequences can be huge.
Maeve Waite, Work Psychologist and Wellbeing and Engagement Manager at STFC, shares her knowledge on dealing with change in this interactive workshop. Join this event to discover the realities that change is having on us on a personal level and coping mechanisms for this.
By attending this event you will:
- Learn how to manage change on a personal level
- Recognize the impact change has on our mental health
- Come away with tips for how to strategically support your mental health when going through change
Target Audience
Available to all CITF members
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Speakers
Maeve Waite
Wellbeing and Engagement Manager. STFC
Summary
Maeve Waite is a work psychologist and the Wellbeing and Engagement Manager for the Science and Technology Facilities Council, part of UK Research and Innovation. Prior to joining STFC, she worked as a Workplace Wellbeing Consultant on the Workplace Wellbeing Charter, and has been involved in the development of various workplace wellbeing programmes. She has experience of working with a range of organisations across all sectors in addressing and supporting wellbeing, specialising in mental health in the workplace. She has a background in organisational psychology and is trained in both Mental Health and Suicide First Aid