Communicating with children and young people to help manage transitions
In this clip from our webinar, ‘Back to School After Lockdown’, family therapists Ola and Sam give advice for families undergoing transitions, such as the return to school after the summer holidays. They discuss why communicating with children and young people may be a helpful tool when things feel difficult, and how guardians can create […]
My Money In Mind: Financial wellbeing webinar for health & social care staff
How can we look after our money, and ourselves, in uncertain times? Particularly among health and social care staff, financial uncertainty and the cost of living crisis is increasing feelings of stress and anxiety. In this free staff webinar, KeepingWell NCL partnered with the Money and Pension Service (MaPS) to raise awareness of the importance […]
‘Supporting Staff Wellbeing at Home’ Webinars: Parental Mental Health & Couple Conflict
In demanding times, relationships of all kinds can come under pressure and have an impact on our wellbeing at home and at work. This May, KeepingWell NCL partnered with Islington CAMHS Early Years Service to raise awareness of the issues that can affect our staff at home, and how staff can support themselves and their colleagues. […]
Coping with Challenging Behaviour towards health & social care staff
Our latest free interactive webinar! Click here to watch! We know that instances of aggressive behavior towards staff in health & social care have increased throughout the pandemic. KeepingWell NCL’s wellbeing webinar is an essential top-up for health & care staff. It builds staff and teams’ psychological understanding of why these incidents can occur, and […]
Winter is Coming: A Wellbeing Webinar for health & care staff under Winter Pressure
Free webinar for health & care staff: Looking after your wellbeing this winter. Click here to watch! Feeling anxious or overwhelmed about winter pressures this year? Or simply want to be prepared to protect your wellbeing, and your team’s? Watch KeepingWell NCL’s fifth wellbeing webinar, free for all staff across North Central London ICS. This […]
Black History Month webinar: Racism, stigma and fear: Barriers to accessing mental health
Watch our webinar where we discuss the existence of multicultural Britain over the centuries and how it lay hidden and barely visible before our modern age, due to injustices and racism towards communities deemed ‘foreign’ and / or ‘other.’ It is presented by Baffour Ababio, psychoanalytic intercultural psychotherapist at Nafsiyat Intercultural Therapy Centre, which was […]
‘Back to School’ After Lockdown: Juggling care responsibilities at work and at home
Are you feeling stressed or anxious about the return to school? Do you feel overwhelmed about juggling care responsibilities at work and at home? This webinar invites you to consider the transition back to school after Covid-19 related lockdowns and home-schooling. Ola Ajala, family therapist from The Keeping Well NCL Hub and Sam Parker, systemic […]
Sleeping Well – How a few small changes can make a big difference
Keeping Well NCL are proud to present their second webinar for all staff across the North Central London ICS. Everyone deserves to sleep well. Keeping Well NCL is offering a 75-minute webinar on how to get the most from night-time rest. The webinar will look at the natural biological rhythms and helpful thinking styles that […]
When doing our best doesn’t feel like enough: experiences of moral injury
Keeping Well NCL are proud to present their first webinar for all staff across the North Central London ICS. We enter our health and social care roles and professions with a strong sense of duty and a desire to help others. But the exceptional challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic have left us at risk […]
Leading across the social care system during Covid-19: Sharon Allen
The King’s Fund speak to Sharon Allen, Chief Executive at Arthur Rank Hospice Charity about how they’ve been managing across the social care system during the pandemic. Sharon shares some of the changes that have worked best for them.
