We often think of mistakes and failures as something to be avoided. Yet, research indicates that building on these experiences and helping our patients utilise them can lead to resilience. Resilience is the ability to recover and bounce back from a difficulty. This is a very important life skill that we want our patients to develop. Using a strengths-based method, we can help our patients build self-efficacy, an important factor that leads to self-confidence and empowers them to think differently about their mistakes and failures and view them as important life experiences.
This lecture will include some basic research and ideas on the topic of resilience and its impact on how we work with our patients. It will challenge our mindset regarding mistakes and failures.
After the lecture, participants would be able to:
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To register, scan the QR code or click on the web link. Registration closes on 9 November 2020 (Monday).
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Lecture Details
Date:23 November 2020, Monday
Timing:6.30pm – 7.30pm
Duration:60 minutes
Fees: Complimentary
Platform:Zoom Cloud Meetings
Registration Closing Date: 9 November 2020, Monday
Target Audience:All allied health professionals
Zoom capacity: 500
This lecture will be conducted via Zoom Cloud Meetings app. For ease of accessing the lecture, please download/update Zoom Cloud Meetings app. Details of the lecture meeting link will be sent to the successful registrants nearer the lecture date.
