Episode 31: Getting academics to engage with mental and physical health issues and build resilience

Update: 2023-02-12

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Building on the success of the “health resilient researcher” course and the launch of health coaching for academics by Fast Track Impact, Dr Joyce Reed discusses some of the most common challenges driving researchers to the brink of burnout, and how she has motivated people to turn things around to get better work-home balance and make changes to their diet and lifestyle that have transformed both their wellbeing and their productivity.

This event is part of a series of free training and discussion groups. Find out about other events in this series here: https://www.fasttrackimpact.com/impactculture-free-training-and-discussion

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Episode 31: Getting academics to engage with mental and physical health issues and build resilience

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Episode 31: Getting academics to engage with mental and physical health issues and build resilience

Episode 31: Getting academics to engage with mental and physical health issues and build resilience