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Mental health and relationships

Fact: men live shorter, less healthy, and less happy lives than women. Serious subject! Yet humour can help. So, join award-winning comedian, John Ryan, as he talks male mental health and relationships.

 
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How to be an empathetic listener

Listening is a skill which helps us to create safety, trust and connect with others in both our personal and professional lives.  Andy Elwood shares stories from his career in search and rescue helicopters, showing you the vital role empathy plays in effective communication. By mastering empathetic listening, you’ll foster deeper connections, build trust, and improve relationships both personally and professionally.

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How to be a better listener

You can feel confident in supporting others with these tips on how to be a better listener. Watch May’s 5-Minute Wellbeing video from Dave Brown at the charity Samaritans.
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How the modern world is changing children

Gain insight on how the rapid changes in today's world are influencing children's brains. As technology advances and urbanisation intensifies, children face both unique opportunities and significant challenges. This session will delve into how these factors impact cognitive functions, behaviour, and emotional wellbeing. Prof. Sam Wass discusses how modern technology can affect children’s brains and what parents and carers can do to support children’s attention in the age of constant digital distraction.

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