QMUL Mental Health Awareness Week Event 2021 - Thursday 13 May

Date/time : 
13/05/2021
Location: 
Zoom Webinar

Event Title: How Are You Really Feeling? Let’s Keep Talking About Mental Health

Event Date: Thursday 13 May 2021

Event Time: 5:30pm - 6:30pm (UK time)

Event Platform: Zoom Webinar

Booking: To register for free click here

Event Summary:

Join us and let’s celebrate ‘Mental Health Awareness Week’ 10 - 16 May 2021, themed around ‘Nature’.

Due to demand, we are back bringing together another experienced and inspiring mental health community-led panel who will be openly discussing and exploring mental health from various perspectives and also the importance of ‘Nature’ for their overall wellbeing.

The pandemic has no doubt put a huge amount of extra strain on all students across the world, leading to a shocking increase in students suffering in silence with mental health and emotional wellbeing problems. Now more than ever, mental health must always be seen as a university-wide priority - so let’s start now, together.

Come along and be inspired to challenge mental health stigma and discrimination, start conversations, take action and create and be the change for today for a better future.

Do you have a question to ask our panellists? Please email your questions to Nathalie Grey n.grey@qmul.ac.uk.

 

Panellists:

Kirit Mistry - Chair and Founder of South Asian Health Action Charity and National NGO in U.K. Kirit is a Race Equality, Health, social care, and community engagement specialists with over 35 years’ experience of working at a local, regional, national, and international level.

Keith WinesteinTrustee with MenTalkHealth UK and Lived Experience Mental Health Advocate. Specialisms: Mental Health, Lived Experience Leadership, HIV and AIDS.

 

Sandeep Saib - QMUL Alumna, Lived Experience Mental Health Advocate and Philanthropist and Co-director of Happy Heads, a mental health non-profit organisation focused on the ‘Balance Ball’, a visual self-empowered recovery tool.

Beatrix Andrews - Disability and SpLD Rep.

 

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