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Headtorch: Supportive Conversations

This webinar event will cover:

  • what stops us having a supportive conversation
  • what qualities and skills lived experience of mental ill-health brings to the workplace
  • being aware of the comfort, stretch and panic zones
  • how to spot signs of stress and mental ill-health in others
  • the skills needed to have a supportive conversation
  • why they work
  • knowing your support options

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