WorkPride Panel: Mental health – The things we don’t say
The importance of speaking up and admitting you need help is considered a sign of courage in a world that dismisses stress and sadness. For that reason, many people are still constrained when it comes to talking about their feelings and mental health condition, they are afraid of not receiving the support and understanding they truly need.
The LGBTQ+ community is historically more prone to higher levels of depression and anxiety due to the prejudice and discrimination they face on a daily basis. This panel will discuss the importance of saying how you truly feel, what strategies you can use to express your feelings in an efficient manner and what channels are available to get help.
In Partnership With
Speakers:
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Kirstie StorrieGlobal Technology Project Manager
EY -
MChloë DaviesHead of Social Impact
Lucky Generals -
MKatharine WadiaTrainee Solicitor
Clifford Chance -
MAnastasia Volkova (she/her)Head of People (HR), CZ
AB InBev -
MHarry WaltonSenior Analyst
Macquarie Group Limited -
Chelsea ZieglerCommercial Insight Analyst
Ocado Solutions -
Jane CubbinMedical Representative
GSK
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