wellbeing at work

How to Improve Your Wellbeing at Work: Panel Discussion

UPDATE: This event is sold out. But don't worry, you can still register for the other events in this series! 

Event 2: Webinar: A 5-Pillar Model of Resilience for Unwavering Well-Being, September 29th at 6:30pm CEST

Event 3: Entstigmatisierung psychischer Probleme am Arbeitsplatz: Wer, warum und wie?, 13. Oktober, 18:30 Uhr

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MakeSense Berlin and tbd* have teamed up for a digital event series focused on mental health and well-being in the workplace. The series will foster an open dialogue to better understand the connections between work, mental health, and well-being. Employees, leaders, decision makers, freelancers, and social entrepreneurs interested in improving workplace well-being and destigmatising mental health issues are invited to be part of the conversation. This panel discussion is the first event in the three-part series. 

About the event 

What are the biggest impacts on mental health in the workplace? What is needed in order to create a healthy, productive work environment? How can you improve your wellbeing at work? In this panel discussion, we’ll explore these topics and more with three impact professionals and mental health experts. We’ll learn from their personal and professional experiences surrounding mental health at work and gain actionable tips for improving mental health and wellbeing in the workplace. 

In addition to a discussion, you will have the chance to engage in an interactive Q&A exchange with the panelists.

This event is for anyone who wants to gain actionable insights for creating a healthier, more inclusive workplace and/or improving their own mental health at work.

Panelists:

Pedro Marques, Co-Founder & CEO, Hug-a-Group

Pedro Marques is a mental health entrepreneur. He decided to create Hug-a-Group after being diagnosed with anxiety and panic disorders. The platform brings people together in group therapy and support groups, with the help of psychologists, shifting the process of being in therapy to being less lonely and involved in a strong community. He holds a Masters in Management, with a specialization in Entrepreneurship from Católica-Lisbon School of Business & Economics, and he is also a trainer at IES-Social Business School.

Mike Wong, Freelancer, Volunteer at MakeSense Berlin, Former Psychotherapist 

Mike Wong is a freelance copywriter and copyeditor, living in Berlin since 2018. Having graduate degrees in psychology, he previously worked in the mental health field in the US. In his current work, he collaborates with a variety of startups, publishers, and content providers. Mike is also actively involved in Berlin’s social impact community, mainly through Makesense. In addition, he is part of an organic agribusiness startup based in the Kingdom of Eswatini (Swaziland).

Kristina Wilms, Entrepreneur in Residence at Malteser Deutschland & Consultant for Digital Therapeutics at Medullan Inc.

Kristina Wilms is a freelance consultant for digital therapeutics and Entrepreneur in Residence at Malteser, a German welfare organization. Her work focuses on building innovative digital tools that foster humanity, with a specialization in the health care sector. With Malteser, she is currently developing a digital grief platform. She is also enrolled in the master's program for Leadership in Digital Innovation at the University of Fine Arts in Berlin. Before starting her freelance work, she founded the e-mental health startup Arya App that supported people suffering from depression. 

Moderation: Nicole Winchell, tbd* 

Date: September 15th, 6.30-7:30 PM CEST

Duration: 60 min (30 min discussion + Q&A)

Location: Online 

Cost: Free

We look forward to a lively conversation with you all! Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot today.

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*By joining this event, you give consent for it to be recorded for internal documentation purposes. Recordings will not be publicly shared.