When: 9.30am -1pm, Wednesday 6th March
Where: Crowne Plaza Hotel, 117 Miltown Road, Shaws Bridge, Belfast
For more than 50 years, Gallup scientists have been exploring the demands of a life well lived. The concept of living our best lives is a concept and question that we, as coaches and mentors, have an equal hunger, curiosity and interest in exploring. This work evidences that the status of an organisation is largely defined by the sum total of the wellbeing of the individuals within it.
This Masterclass will build and expand on how this work can now be brought into organisations through the introduction of a wellbeing coaching culture. Our journey together will have four steps:
We will introduce you to cutting edge research into corporate wellbeing coaching, and share with you the results of our International Survey which has been answered by HR Professionals, Leaders, Learning & Development Consultants, Coaches and Mentors worldwide.
About the Facillitator
Paula King - Director, Kingstown College
Paula is a psychologist and leadership coach. She is registered with the British Psychological Society (BPS) on the Register of Competence in Psychological Testing. She is a member of the Society for Coaching Psychology. Paula holds an MSc in Coaching and Organisational Development and is Past President of the European Mentoring & Coaching Council (EMCC) Ireland. She is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation (ICF).
Paula’s clientele consists of leaders with influence, CEOs, politicians and members of the media. She brings genuine warmth to her coaching interventions,whilst consistently assisting her clients to achieve goals which may have seemed unachievable through an empathic and challenging approach.
Cost and how to book
To book your place call MindWise on 02890402323 or email workwise@mindwisenv.org
Fees: £60 per person OR £40 for MindWise/Kingstown Mental Health & Wellbeing Coaching students/graduates
The initiative enabled all three organisations to work together to promote mental and physical well-being amongst NIFRS staff and the wider community. Core to many of the fundraising events, which took place throughout the year-long campaign, was raising awareness of the importance of keeping both your mental and physical health in good shape.
The initiative was spearheaded by NIFRS Charity Champion Firefighter Noel McKee, from Whitla Fire Station, who has since retired from NIFRS. Noel is pictured with (l-r) Eastern Area Commander Aidan Jennings, Jackie McCaughey from Mindwise and Connlaith NiRaifearlaigh from NICHS presenting the cheque to both charities on behalf of NIFRS.
Over the course of the partnership, MindWise delivered more than 20 mental health awareness raising talks to Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service teams, promoting the importance of keeping your mind healthy and helping staff to recognise signs of mental ill health.
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MindWise is a leading mental health charity which supports those affected by severe mental illness and other mental health difficulties and promotes earlier intervention. To help make this a success we are looking for individuals to spare a few hours a week to volunteer. We currently have volunteer opportunities in the following roles:
- Experienced Fundraising and Event Volunteers – to help with a range of fundraising events (e.g. bag packs, street collections, marathons etc)
- Volunteer Facilitators – Carer and Family Support Service – based in Antrim, Ballymena or Coleraine
- Research and Information Volunteer – Carer and Family Support Service
- Walking Group Leader – Thursday morning, Belfast Resource Centre
- Chess Volunteer – Belfast Resource Centre
- Music / Mindfulness Volunteer – Belfast Resource Centre
- Woodwork Volunteer – Magherafelt
- Volunteer to teach Guitar - Magherafelt
- Gardening Volunteer - Carrickfergus
- Activities/Walking Group Volunteers –Newry, Antrim, Banbridge, Lurgan
- Arts and Crafts Volunteers – Newry, Lurgan
If you are interested in applying for any of these roles please contact the volunteer co-ordinator on 028 9031 5060 or email niamh.scullion@mindwisenv.org for an application pack and role description.
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