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8th National Conference on Workplace Health Promotion Conference
20 - 21 November 2008

Pre-Conference Seminar
19 November 2008

Venue
Suntec Singapore International
Convention and Exhibition Centre
   
 
Please note that conference registration is now closed.
 
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Highlights

This 1-day Seminar on Mental Wellbeing will focus on:

  Appreciate the importance of subjective mental wellbeing and its impact on increasing employee productivity and resilience.
     
  Understand how mental wellbeing can be optimised by learning and applying practical skills.
     
  Learn how optimism can influence employee mental wellbeing and productivity.
     
  Gain insight into what it takes to achieve a mentally healthy workforce, and the role ofleadership and corporate culture.

Programme
Updated as of 17 November 2008

TIME      19 NOVEMBER 2008 • MEETING ROOM 209, LEVEL 2
8.30am  
Registration
9.00am  
Opening Lecture
The Science of Mental Wellbeing: Implications for the Singapore Workplace

Professor David Chan
Professor of Psychology
Vice Provost (Research, Graduate Studies & Faculty)
Singapore Management University
10.00am  
Treasure Your Mind: It’s About Time Workplaces Do It
Ms Sng Yan Ling, Manager, Mental Health Education, Health Promotion Board
10.30am  
Tea Break
11.00am  
Learning Optimism
Optimistic people = Happy workers?
Dr Grace Lee, Social Psychologist & Director Glee Think Works
12.30pm  
Lunch
2.00pm  
Music and Work: Good Vibrations
Ms Ng Wang Feng, Board Certified Music Therapist
3.00pm  
Sharing of Good Practice
Mr Lawrence Tan, Director of Human Resource, PUB, the National Water Agency
3.30pm  
Tea Break
4.00pm  
Why Mental First Aid?
Ms Porsche Poh, Executive Director & Founder, Silver Ribbon Singapore
5.30pm  
End of Programme
 
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