WORKSHOPS

Our workshops focus on the common well-being challenges faced by academics today, from worry and procrastination to perfectionism and imposter syndrome. We help academics world-wide improve their well-being and decision-making.

 
 

Resilience & well-being in Academia

A healthier approach to research is possible! Although the environment certainly plays a role, we as individuals can address the way we approach academia to buffer us against stress and burnout, worry and fear, and the toxic competition we are often surrounded by.

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It changed the way I see things now, and I really believe that the techniques we’ve learned will be super useful in my career in the near future. Best workshop ever.
— PhD Student, University of Vienna
This is an excellent opportunity for academics to understand how to manage your stress and focus on your well being. Fantastic course.
— Senior Lecturer, University of Portsmouth

Mental clarity & decision-making in Academia

In academia we often try to make big life-changing decisions from a place of self-doubt, emotional reactiveness, and exhaustion. In this workshop we discuss tools and strategies to lessen the pressure of decision-making and gain confidence with our decisions, big and small.

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Loads of discussions, exchange of ideas, personal tone, group activities, very relevant content
— PhD Student, University of Vienna
I would consider it as one of my most useful experiences since my doctoral studies started.
— PhD Student, Università della Svizzera italiana, Switzerland
 

Deciding with others

Decision-making for (future) team leaders.

In this workshop we discuss the main hurdles in our decision-making, as individuals, as teams and as leaders. We also describe and practice some tools to help us improve our decision-making and leadership skills before we become group leaders, managers or consultants.

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What a great feedback, especially that 100 % of the responses think they can use what they learned. That is rare!
— Career Development Officer, University of Hamburg
This was a great workshop!
— Postdoc, University of Hamburg