PGR mental health workshop: Mental Health and You (in-person)
- Location
- Westmere House - Seminar Room (G15 on the Campus map)
- Dates
- Friday 5 May 2023 (12:00-13:30)
- Contact
graduateschool@contacts.bham.ac.uk
Mental health does not discriminate. Anyone can experience mental illness, no matter their sex, race, sexual orientation, or other defining characteristic. This workshop covers groups experiencing a higher prevalence of mental health problems including people from different race and sexual orientation backgrounds.
Understanding the reasons why some groups might be more vulnerable than others can aid the creation of inclusive environments as well as the identification of people around of who might need extra support. Find out ways in which your everyday environments can become more welcoming for people from every walk of life.
Attending this workshop will provide you with actionable steps in understanding the challenges that people from certain groups face and the measures that you can take in order to reduce those challenges.
Spaces for this workshop are limited and tickets will be available to book from 1 March 2023.
About Bloomwise
Bloomwise is a mental health consultancy business that offers B2B strategies to improve workplace mental health. Their services include a Mental Health Plan™ and workshops about all thing’s mental health. Bloomwise’s aim is to instill fundamental cultural change for mental health within the workplace.
Both co-founders of Bloomwise established the company during their Ph.D. studies at the University of Birmingham. Frankie holds a BMedSci in Biomedical Materials Science from the University of Birmingham, graduating in 2019 and transitioning straight into starting her Ph.D., in which she looks at the use of hydrogels and 3D bioprinting for application in bone tissue engineering. Paris, holds a BSc in Psychology and a M.Sc. in Brain Imaging and Cognitive Neuroscience. and has submitted his Ph.D. in which he used various artificial intelligence methods to create better diagnostic and prognostic tools in depression and psychosis.