Talks
Lunchtime seminars and all-day webinars
Lunch-time talks and webinars cater to large groups and are best utilised to align employee’s attitudes toward mental health with their organisations. They are an opportunity to engage staff with varying experience and points of view toward Mental Well-being.
Content for these large group engagements are typically basic and revolve about The ABCs to Psychology, Signs and Symptoms of Common Struggles, and Basic Coping Tools. Large group engagements lay the foundation to a building a culture accepting of mental struggles. Each webinar addresses our cultural biases toward mental health and drive participants to engage in real open conversations regarding mental health.
Get in touch below to request for a webinar outline, or let us know your specific challenges that you’d like us to corporately address.
FAQ
As much as your room (online or offline) can allow. Since talks are designed to align individual and organisational attitudes toward mental health, we’re happy to speak to as many individuals as you’d like.
Mind what Matters has a technical limitation of 250pax on our webinar platforms but are glad to address larger groups on your internal platform where available. We are happy for you to include regional and global teams as well.
Different organisations face unique challenges. Typically, general topics such as mental health literacy, or mindfulness are applicable for most if not all organisations. Get in touch for us to better understand your specific challenges and we will be glad to advise you on a webinar topic.
We typically request for 2 weeks lead in order to publicise your event, as well as to finalise material and content. We’re glad to accomodate to shorter runways where appropriate and available.
Typically we run webinars and talks for an hour to best keep participant attention.
The hourly fee for webinars begin at $900. Organisations looking to run multiple talks through the year, as well as our EAP partners, enjoy preferred partner rates at $600. We’re happy to meet with you and generate a syllabus for your organisation.