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Overview of bullying vs banter behaviour

Join us for a short session exploring the key differences between banter and bullying. We'll examine how intent, consent, and mutual understanding shape interactions, highlight the impact on individuals, and help you recognise when friendly teasing turns harmful. Learn to spot red flags with a quick checklist and foster a respectful, inclusive environment.

 
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Time to talk: How men think about mental health

Alex Holmes is a mental health counsellor who specialises in the mental health of men and adolescent boys. In this session Alex, together with the host, Lucas Whitehead from Andy’s Man Club, unpicks the common myths about men’s mental health, the limitations when it comes to therapy and what things men can do to improve their wellbeing, reduce stress and live a full life of connection.

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Rail wellbeing live speakers October

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Our host, Rob Morris, talks to Dr Anand Patel, about men’s health and what we can do to improve it. Plus, Nicola Morgan, who is an expert on the teenage brain and mental health, shared tips on how to build a better relationship with your children and help them to be more resilient.

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Putting positive mental health at the heart of railway leadership

Panel discussion about why it is so important for leaders across the industry to promote positive mental health, what steps are being taken to support colleagues and what more can be done.
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