Events

We welcome back Susan Heaton-Wright to deliver this interview skills session. Interviews are being conducted virtually. Even when we are able to meet face to face again, recruiters indicate that there will be a combination of virtual and face to face interviews. There are a number of Communication techniques to help you nail an interview: performing with credibility and impact. This virtual workshop shares techniques for being interviewed. It is also an invaluable workshop for interviewers too to consider how to prepare, assess and ask questions.

In this one-hour webinar, we explore the significance of understanding and embracing neurodiversity within the workplace. We begin by defining neurodiversity and highlighting its importance in creating an inclusive work environment. We discuss legal and ethical considerations, such as the Equality Act 2010 and the duty to make reasonable adjustments, to ensure compliance and support for neurodivergent individuals. We provide strategies for creating an inclusive work environment, including training initiatives, flexible policies, and support networks.

Collecting things is something humans have always done – from interesting pebbles to glamorous diamonds! It’s a natural urge that many of us experience. This webinar explores a range of different types of memorabilia, why it is collectible, and offers insight on what clients should be thinking about.

We need you! To get down to our AGM... Your local institute council invites you to attend their 2025 Annual General Meeting in order to hear first-hand reports from council members on previous and future activities and vote on the appointment of new council members for the forthcoming year. If you feel you could make a positive contribution to your institute, it is an ideal first step to becoming involved. Book your place today.

This session explores the growing importance of emotional intelligence in a workplace increasingly influenced by AI, focusing on developing uniquely human skills that complement AI capabilities. Speaker: Jay Unwin • Over a decade of experience spanning education, fitness, and psychology • MSc in Psychology and BSc (Hons) in Biology • Graduate member of the British Psychological Society • Associate member of the International Stress Management Association • Associate member of the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine • Former science teacher, functional fitness coach, and gym owner • Lived experience of burnout, cancer, depression, and fibromyalgia Jay’s mission is to drive cultural change and equip individuals and organisations with the tools to thrive in work and life.

This session introduces key concepts from positive psychology and explores practical applications for increasing happiness, engagement, and fulfilment in the workplace.