Generations and Genders: Managing and Accessing Wellbeing
Event Information
Description
What impact does how we identify through our gender and age have on our wellbeing? What societal assumptions may be holding us all back?
Guests are kindly encouraged to take this survey prior to the event. Aggregated anonymous survey results will help the facilitator manage the discussions and direction of the event.
This interactive discussion focuses specifically on wellbeing before mental health problems develop. This event is followed by a drinks reception in the Dr Cross Room.
Format
- Panel discussion
- Q&A
- Refreshments and networking
Panel
- Kuki Taylor FRSA, Wellbeing and Life Coach (Atlas and the Thinker), Action for Happiness Facilitator, London Fellowship Councillor (RSA)
- Henry Johnstone, Coach, Metalworker, Host of the Inner Warrior: Reframing Masculinity podcast, mental health advocate
- Richard Norman FRSA, Facilitator of positive change in attitudes to age and ageing
Location: Rawthmells, RSA House, 8 John Adam Street, London, WC2N 6EZ
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