We are delighted to have Gareth Hughes presenting our next webinar. The session will explore the relationships between student wellbeing and student learning and how teaching and curriculum development can support both. The session will introduce the Education for Mental Health toolkit, which is hosted by Advance HE.  Drawing on evidence gathered for the development of the toolkit, it will explore how evidence informed, pedagogic practice can positively influence student learning and wellbeing through scaffolding, learner development, social integration and taking a learning focussed approach. It will also examine the relationship between built environment and wellbeing, and opportunities to use subject-based content to enhance wellbeing. The webinar will be of interest to anyone involved with learning and teaching.

The webinar is free to attend: please reserve your place by emailing janek@chobe.org.uk

Joining instructions will be sent out in w/c 21st March.

About our speaker

Gareth Hughes is a psychotherapist, researcher and lecturer. Gareth led the development of Education for Mental Health, a toolkit hosted by Advance HE to support the development and delivery of curriculum that can support wellbeing and learning. He is also the lead author for the University Mental Health Charter and the clinical lead for Student Space, a site hosted by Student Minds to support student mental health during the pandemic. Gareth is a Principal Fellow of the HEA and is the author of Be Well, Learn Well, a book for university students published by Bloomsbury.