It is necessary for all MHFAiders to maintain their knowledge and skills after initial training.
These psychoeducational workshops will offer a ‘deep dive’ into a particular aspect of mental health, helping staff to feel more equipped and confident when supporting students or colleagues in distress. They are run by qualified counsellors from the University Student Counselling Service.
Duration
Each masterclass will last 60-75 minutes.
Audience
These masterclasses are not only open to MHFAiders but also to all University staff in welfare roles. We recommend each MHFAider attend a minimum of two masterclasses per year.
Cost
Each masterclass is charged at £40 per person.
Book here
Booking links are available below and more information about each session is available here.
For further information, please email mha.training@admin.ox.ac.uk.
Dates and topics
- Tuesday 13th May, 9.30 – 11.00am - Exploring the Historical Construction of Whiteness and its Impact on Students' Well-being and Academic Performance - Wanderley Santos - Book here
- Monday 19th May, 10.00 -11.30 - Managing Boundaries when Supporting Distressed Students While Looking after Your Own Wellbeing - Dr Ruth Collins and Dr Tim Knowlson - Book here
- Tuesday 27th May, 9.30 – 11.00am - The Psychological Effects of Racism on Racialised Students at Oxford - Wanderley Santos - Book here
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Wednesday 4th June 9.30am – 11:30 - Imposter Syndrome: Beyond the label - Dr Tim Knowlson Chartered Psychologist - Book here
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Tuesday 10th June 10 – 11.30am - 'Creating Consent Culture': Exploring a preventative approach to sexual violence - Thalia Wallis - Book here
All workshops will take place at 3 Worcester Street, OX1 2BX
