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Mental health and relationships

Relate, the leading charity for relationship support, explores the impact of the pandemic, and working in the rail industry, on relationships. Get practical advice for happier and healthier relationships in all areas of life.

 
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Relationships

The narcissist next door

Do you suspect you may be dealing with a narcissist in your life, but are not quite sure? Are you struggling to manage the behaviours of your parent, child, partner, friend, neighbour, co-worker or boss? 

In this session, Dr Supriya McKenna introduces the different types of narcissists and explains the psychological manipulation tactics they use to pull victims into their orbits and trap them there. You’ll also learn how to protect yourself from a narcissist’s behaviours, how to communicate with them, and if you choose to, how to best escape their orbit, forever.

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Jason Keeley

Managing conflict positively

Learn skills to help you reduce conflict escalation and manage challenges confidently. If you work in a customer facing role, engaging in effective communication will help turn challenging interactions into opportunities for positive experiences.  Let Jason Keeley, Founder and Director at IKON Training, give you the tools - and confidence - to work through any customer conflict with ease. 

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Community

The power of community

When we help others, the benefits are endless. This session focuses on community. Together we have so much more power to create positive change. We’ll feel happier, healthier, and better able to face life’s challenges.

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