How does the brain respond to Covid-19? Fear, human adaptation, resilience and wellbeing.

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To support its New Zealand customers through this period, Schneider Electric has launched a series of wellbeing and resilience webinars to help people develop and improve their skills in shoring up their own emotional wellbeing.

The company believes access to energy and digital is a basic human right, and it empowers all to make the most of their energy and resources - right now, that extends to helping people get through the COVID-19 Alert Levels with their mental and physical health intact.

The next webinar will be held this Thursday, 23 April, 2020:

Topic 2: Subjective Wellbeing and Resilience Strategies

Date/Time: THURSDAY 23RD APRIL, 2PM (12PM AEST)

Objective: To understand the science of happiness, the links to our DNA and the importance of our intentional activities. Learn proven strategies to build resilience and positive mindsets.

Content:

  • The Happiness Pie Concept (Dr Sonja Lyubomirsky)
  • Human adaptation to circumstances
  • Resilience strategies in four key areas:
  • Brain
  • Physical
  • Social
  • Environmental

Registration Link

 

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