Presented by SOLT & UK Theatre with Maria Pattinson.

During times of uncertainty we can find solace and courage in self-compassion, hopefulness, feeling cared for and connected to our communities of belonging. This webinar introduces four simple and effective practices to increase mental resilience and keep ourselves connected to a sense of wellbeing. An invitation to consciously reflect upon what works for; what might you do differently and where you can get help.

This webinar introduces four simple and effective practices to increase mental resilience and keep ourselves connected to a sense of wellbeing during these times of disruption and uncertainty about what the future holds.

The performing arts sector – like others – has been severely impacted by measures to protect all of us from Covid-19. During these times of uncertainty us human beings can find great solace and courage in self-compassion, hopefulness, feeling cared for and connected to our communities of belonging.

The more we lean-in to resilience as a shared resource, the more we add our support to the development of a resilient whole system – our workplaces, families, wider society.

At the end of the webinar there will be time for questions and comments so we can to build this shared resource and share it with others.

Maria Pattinson is a qualified a Mental Health First Aid Instructor and is a National Trainer for MHFA England. She works internationally at the intersection of arts and health to bring people together in activities that improve psychological and physical health and make better human connections. Maria previously worked in theatre as a producer and director for more than two decades.

Additional information

Tickets for this webinar are offered on a free or ‘pay-what-you-can’ basis as part of SOLT & UK Theatre’s TheatreMeansBusiness.info project.