Pharma Managers Series – Stress Management

“Managing Stress & Anxiety in the New Normal” 

As you’re well aware, the current Covid pandemic has really devastated many industries and shaken pretty much everyone.  Managing the stress and anxiety this global pandemic has brought isn’t something any of us could have prepared for.  As the situation continues, and becomes the “new normal” how can we manage stress and anxiety both in ourselves and in our teams?  How can we avoid burn out and how do we manage the inevitable anxiety around returning to the workplace – both for yourself and your team?  

Join us on September 24th to hear the answers to these questions and much more! 

The PMI are delighted to offer complimentary tickets to this event to all members.

Prof Ciaran O’Boyle, Professor of Psychology & Founding Director Centre for Positive Psychology & Health – RCSI

Ciaran is a Professor of Psychology at the RCSI and is the Founding Director of the RCSI Centre for Positive Psychology and Health.  He established the first Department of Psychology in an Irish Medical School in 1985 and was its Chairman until 2005.  Since 2001, he has been the National Educator for the RCSI Advanced Trauma and Life Support (ATLS) Programme. Before joining the RCSI, he was a senior research psychologist at the Irish Foundation for human Development/UCD Department of Psychiatry and a psychopharmacologist at the Psychosomatic Research Unit, both at St James’s Hospital in Dublin. Ciaran holds a BSc & a PhD, both from UCD, a Diploma in Theology from the Milltown Institute of Theology & Philosophy and a Diploma in Organisational Leadership from the University of Oxford. He lectures extensively in Ireland and internationally and he has published over 70 peer-reviewed papers, two books and numerous book chapters.   Ciaran has been a consultant psychologist to a range of national and international public and private sector organisations in the military, aviation, financial services and healthcare sectors.

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