UK EAPA chair Eugene Farrell to speak at mental health conference as we team up with St John Ambulance for their latest event.
UK EAPA chair Eugene Farrell will be speaking a major mental health conference run by St John Ambulance this month as we join forces with the charity
The Embedding Mental Health Best Practice Conference is being held in Bristol on November 28.
Eugene will be talking about next generation EAP, its implementaton strategies, and extending EAP’s reach to transform the workplace environment.
As well as being chair of UK EAPA, Eugene is the mental health lead for health insurer AXA PPP.
He is one of a host of exciting speakers lined up to speak at the event.
Also speaking will be Nick Davison, head of health services at John Lewis; Julia Mazzafiore, mental health lead, diversity & inclusion, for the Department for Work & Pensions, and Suzie King, co-founder of an employee-led wellbeing network at Marks & Spencer.
The Embedding Mental Health conference, which is CPD registered, will focus on how businesses can implement mental health strategies, bringing this to life with top insights and case studies from leading organisations.
Speakers on the day will share practical tips on negotiating difficult areas of policy implementation, with the aim of improving mental health and wellbeing in the workplace.
We are pleased to be able to extend a 10% discount on the registration fee to all UK EAPA members and their clients. To take up this offer, use the exclusive code – EAPA10 – and book your tickets by clicking on the green button below.
Your ticket includes refreshments, lunch and a drinks reception so you can network with the speakers and your fellow delegates.
| Company Sector | Full Price | With 10% discount! |
| Commercial | £495.00 | £445.50 |
| Public Sector | £400.00 | £360.00 |
| Charity | £350.00 | £315.00 |
Anyone who is unable to attend the Bristol conference may like to consider the following St John Ambulance event, to be held in Birmingham on February 27, 2020. Early bird tickets are now available until January 10. Find out more about the speakers and agenda here.