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In today’s fast-paced world, supporting caregivers in the workplace is essential for fostering well-being and productivity. Caregivers often face unique challenges, but simple, evidence-based strategies can make a meaningful difference. This course equips you with the tools to create a supportive environment where caregivers can thrive while promoting brain health and resilience for everyone.

What You’ll Gain:

Practical Strategies: Easy-to-implement actions that improve brain health and overall well-being.

Scientific Foundations: Insight into the research behind these strategies, enhancing understanding and application.

Supportive Leadership Tools: Approaches to create sustainable change and an inclusive environment for caregivers.

Take-Home Toolkit: Resources to guide you in supporting caregivers and fostering a resilient workforce.

Supporting Caregivers in the Workplace

Open to 18+ 

Length of course - 3 hours  

Date - Friday 11th April 2025

Time - 1pm to 4pm

Location -  Online (Microsoft Teams)

Course content:  

  Develop a shared understanding of the challenges carers face to enable open, proactive discussions in the workplace.  

  Explore legal rights, including adaptations, protection from discrimination, and the importance of fostering an inclusive work environment.  

  Discover how structured conversations can lead to practical, adaptable workplace solutions that balance carers’ needs with business challenges.  

  Engage in conversations that integrate lived experiences and theoretical insights. Reflect on successes and challenges across diverse workplace settings and roles.  

  Leave the session equipped with a practical toolkit to guide your efforts in supporting carers within your organisation.  

Why Attend?
Go beyond the theory and gain actionable insights to empower your team. This session focuses on practical, science-backed strategies that boost cognitive resilience and foster lasting behavioural change. You’ll learn how to support caregivers effectively, cultivating a workplace culture of understanding, adaptability, and inclusion.

Who Should Attend? 

Anyone who is supporting carers in the workplace.  

Who is leading this course?
Dr. Rachel King is Senior Lecturer in Biological Psychology and a researcher in the Cognitive Aging and Dementia group. She has previously worked on quality of life in care partners of individuals living with dementia and has an interest in practical implementation in real world settings.

Further information- https://www.chi.ac.uk/psychology-and-counselling/the-human-factor/

Please note below with regard to ticket prices*

Concessions rate- only for students, charities with gross annual income under £50,000

Group booking- Is for a group of 5 people and save £100 when booking for 5 people.