Stress and resilience for researchers

Cluster

Leadership & personal efficiency

Target group

Doctoral researchers of the Doctoral Schools of Ghent University and postdoctoral researchers, no previous knowledge required.

Aim

The aim of this workshop is to understand how stress impacts our body, mind and performance. While keeping a balanced perspective, we provide keys to lower stress and to increase resilience.

The first session is targeted at informing participants and inspiring them to change their (thinking) habits. The second session acts as a follow-up session where we evaluate what (doesn’t) work and add some additional theoretical insights to foster durable change.

Preparation

What causes stress? What drains your energy levels?
List everything you can think of, both at work and life in general. Bring your results to the workshop (printed or digital).

Objectives

Participants will:

- Acquire insights in the stress system and its impact
- Be able to identify their personal stressors and energy drainers
- Gain insights in how to lower stressors
- Develop new habits which will increase their resilience
- Learn how to communicate about stress

Trainer

Stephan Marchant

HR Learning & Development Unit, KU Leuven

Dates & Venue

26 October (13:00-17:00): Vergaderzaal 1.3 Jan Gillis - Het Pand (Onderbergen 1, 9000 Gent)

23 November 2021 (13:00-17:00): Vergaderzaal 0.1 Simon Stevin (via Plateaustr.) - Jozef Plateaustraat 22, 9000 Gent

Registration fee

Free of charge for members of the Doctoral Schools and postdoctoral researchers. Please read our cancellation policy: cancellation policy courses

Registration procedure

Use the following registration link: https://webappsx.ugent.be/eventManager/events/StressAndResilFallTwentyOne

Your registration will be confirmed by separate e-mail from the Doctoral Schools. If the course is fully booked, you can send an email to doctoralschools@ugent.be and ask to be added to the waiting list. Please mention your ID student nr.

Teaching and learning material

Self-reflection, interactive exercises, group discussion, theory, tips and tricks, follow-up

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