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“The pandemic is creating a ‘tsunami’ of mental health problems…”

“Our society is facing a mental health crisis…”

There’s no doubt about it: over the last year, the Covid-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on psychological health. But are things really as catastrophic as many of the headlines suggest? How does the situation differ between organisations, and how can leaders ensure their efforts to support their people – both now and in the future – are successful?

In this 30-minute webinar, Positive experts Dr Brian Marien, Dr Eloise Crush and Will Marien will be discussing the role of measurement in supporting psychological health. In particular, they will consider:

– How has the pandemic affected the psychological health of leaders and teams?

– Why is measurement so important for supporting psychological health effectively?

– What are the key risk and protective factors for psychological health in organisations, and what are the levers required for change?

– How can leaders target their efforts and translate data into action to ensure the greatest return on investment?

– What are some of the challenges involved in measurement and how can these be overcome?

The Hosts

Dr Brian Marien

Dr Brian Marien

Co-Founder

Brian is a medical doctor with expertise in cognitive and behavioural psychology. He equips leaders with evidence-based strategies for resilience and high performance and has spent over a decade embedding psychologically informed leadership into global organisations.

Eloise Crush

Dr Eloise Crush

Head of Consulting

Eloise spent ten years in corporate banking and consultancy before returning to psychology, completing a PhD on psychological resilience. She specialises in the protective factors that sustain wellbeing and performance under pressure.

Will Marien

Will Marien

Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer

Will is passionate about workplace performance and organisational behaviour change. He's spent the last 10 years working across multiple sectors, transforming behaviours and culture in SMEs, corporates, schools and universities.