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Mental Wellbeing Working Group

@ox_mwwg

Join us for insights, resources, and a supportive community focused on cultivating an open culture around mental wellbeing.

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linkhttps://www.psych.ox.ac.uk/about/people-culture/mental-wellbeing calendar_today28-06-2023 11:08:02

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❌ You need 8 hours of sleep ❌ Tablets and alcohol help you sleep ❌ You can catch up with sleep on the weekend ❌ Blue light will keep you more awake ❌ Melatonin is a sleep hormone ❌ You need beauty sleep Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences's Prof Russell Foster reveals six myths about sleep ⬇️

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The Department of Psychiatry is not located in the centre of Oxford among the dreaming spires - but Warneford has a beauty of its own. Members of the dept have been capturing the array of flowers adding colour to the site over the past few weeks. #summer #Oxford

The Department of Psychiatry is not located in the centre of Oxford among the dreaming spires - but  Warneford has a beauty of its own.

Members of the dept have been capturing the array of flowers adding colour to the site over the past few weeks.

#summer #Oxford
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Take a break and dive into the puzzle with us! It's amazing to see everyone getting closer to completing it. Don't miss out on the final pieces!🧩

Take a break and dive into the puzzle with us! It's amazing to see everyone getting closer to completing it. Don't miss out on the final pieces!🧩
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Friendly Reminder: Tomorrow is our Picnic & Rounders event! 🌳⚾️ 🕐 Join us from 1-3pm for a day of outdoor fun and friendly competition.

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🎧 | Why does wellbeing matter in the workplace? Vice-Chancellor Prof Tracey sits down with Prof Jan-Emmanuel De Neve to discuss some of the latest research findings coming out of Wellbeing Research Centre and current employee wellbeing trends across the world.

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For all our staff and students: Join us on Wednesday 26 July from 5.00pm for a bring-and-share gathering organised by our Clinical Neurosciences Society Clinical Neurosciences Society. People will have the opportunity to share and express their culture through food. Venue: win.ox.ac.uk/contact-us/fin…

For all our staff and students: Join us on Wednesday 26 July from 5.00pm for a bring-and-share gathering organised by our Clinical Neurosciences Society <a href="/OxfordCNS/">Clinical Neurosciences Society</a>. People will have the opportunity to share and express their culture through food. Venue: win.ox.ac.uk/contact-us/fin…
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🎧 | Futuremakers: Brain and Mental Health: Episode 2 Prof Belinda Lennox is joined by Prof Marian Knight and Prof Fiona Alderdice to discuss the mental health impacts of pregnancy and birth on women and their families. ⬇️ #FuturemakersBMH | #OxfordBrain | NPEU-Oxford | Queen's University Belfast 🎓

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🎧 | Futuremakers: Brain and Mental Health - Episode 3 Prof Belinda Lennox, joined by Cathy Creswell 💙 and @pollywaite,talks about how anxiety affects young people and factors contributing to experiencing mental ill health. #FuturemakersBMH | #OxfordBrain | Oxford ExpPsychology | Oxford Psychiatry

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Professor of Adolescent Psychiatry, Mina Fazel, discusses her career, and how her work is helping to transform the way mental health services are delivered to children. Oxford Psychiatry | #OxfordBrain

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🎧 | In Episode 4 of 'Futuremakers: Brain and Mental Health', Prof bria lennox is joined by All Blacks legend Sir Sir John Kirwan, now a mental health advocate and co-founder of workplace wellbeing app Groov. #FuturemakersBMH | #OxfordBrain

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🎧 | ‘The social elements of work bring us job satisfaction’ In the latest episode of #FuturemakersBMH, Prof Jan-Emmanuel De Neve (Jan-Emmanuel De Neve) explains how social elements, office architecture and even weather patterns contribute to our wellbeing at work. #OxfordBrain