Jim Lucey & Paul Roe: How to Connect, Collaborate & Create Meaningful Friendships
This month on the Building Emotional Resilience webinar series we have something unique, not one guest but two! Prof. Jim Lucey and Dr. Paul Roe. Two amazing people who just happen to be thought leaders and friends!
Prof. Jim Lucey is a psychiatrist, a regular contributor to the media, a keynote speaker and author of three best-selling books. His most recent, ‘A Whole New Plan for Living: Achieving Balance in a Changing World’ was published in 2021 and written during the 2020 lockdown. He has recently been announced as the Mental Health Commission’s (MHC) new Inspector of Mental Health.
Prof. Lucey was educated at St. Michaels College in Dublin and at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) where he qualified in medicine in 1977. He trained in psychiatry at St. Patrick’s Hospital in Dublin and at the Maudsley Hospital in London, graduating with an MD from Trinity College, Dublin and a PhD from the University of London. He is a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland and of the Royal College of Psychiatrists in London, as well as a member of the College of Psychiatry of Ireland.
If you are fortunate enough to have heard Jim speak you will know that he is both witty and wise. He manages to help us question our limiting beliefs and forge a pathway to positive mental well-being.
Dr. Paul Roe is a Professor of Clarinet at the Royal Irish Academy of Music and a Lecturer at the Technical University of Dublin. He is also a professionally accredited coach and mentor. His passion in life is collaboration as a truly transformative way of living a more integrated life. Paul enjoys the rich dialogue of performing, teaching, mentoring and co-creating powerful learning spaces with students and artists alike.
‘The Art of Collaboration’ is where Jim and Paul have formed a firm friendship.
Renowned musician and coach Paul Roe has brought together a collective of musicians and thought leaders to explore the variety of natures, qualities and experiences of differing collaborative practices, and crucially, what can be learned from those understandings while offering audiences a unique insight and heightened understanding of the mind and of the performer.
Core to ‘The Art of Collaboration’ is to positively examine differing approaches to music-making and by extension musical collaborations. The musicians come from a broad and diverse range of musical backgrounds, which straddle various forms of learning and interpretation. The project is also research based with four leading thinkers in the worlds of education, health (mental and physical), science, business and design.
the art of building genuine relationships and meaningful collaborations
Join Fiona Brennan, Prof. Jim Lucey and Dr. Paul Roe to explore the profound impact of collaboration, connection and friendship on your emotional resilience. Join us for an insightful webinar as we delve into the art of building genuine relationships and meaningful collaborations.
🗓️ Date: Monday 12th February 2024
⏰ Time: 7.30.pm GMT
📍 Where: Online, Zoom Webinar link will be sent
In this episode, we will not only decode the science of friendships but also uncover the art of collaboration. Let’s examine how working together and fostering meaningful connections contribute to our overall well-being.
🎯 Together we will explore:
🔹 The Art of Collaboration: Understand how collaboration can enrich your personal and professional life.
🔹 Creating Lasting Connections: Explore strategies for building meaningful relationships that go beyond surface-level interactions.
🔹 The Science of Friendships: Uncover the fascinating scientific insights behind human connections and how they impact your emotional resilience.
🔹 Loneliness and Mental Health: Explore the profound effects of loneliness on your mental well-being and learn strategies to combat it.
🔹 The Essence of True Friendship: Identify the qualities that make a friendship genuine, strong, and enduring.
🔹 Improving Your Friendships: Gain practical tips on evaluating and enhancing your existing connections to foster a more supportive and meaningful network.
In addition, you will receive:
🔹 Data-Driven Insights: Delve into relevant data and research supporting the positive impact of collaboration on various aspects of life.
🔹 Practical Tips for Connection: Receive actionable tips on how to enhance your collaboration skills and foster deeper connections with others.
You will need a pen and paper and a full sixty minutes to devote to yourself.
Reserve your spot now and unlock the keys to a more resilient and connected you!
*Support us! We greatly appreciate donations. If you are able to donate, please do so as this helps us to continue to offer these life-changing webinars.
This month on the Building Emotional Resilience webinar series we have something unique, not one guest but two! Prof. Jim Lucey and Dr. Paul Roe. Two amazing people who just happen to be thought leaders and friends!
Prof. Jim Lucey is a psychiatrist, a regular contributor to the media, a keynote speaker and author of three best-selling books. His most recent, ‘A Whole New Plan for Living: Achieving Balance in a Changing World’ was published in 2021 and written during the 2020 lockdown. He has recently been announced as the Mental Health Commission’s (MHC) new Inspector of Mental Health.
Prof. Lucey was educated at St. Michaels College in Dublin and at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) where he qualified in medicine in 1977. He trained in psychiatry at St. Patrick’s Hospital in Dublin and at the Maudsley Hospital in London, graduating with an MD from Trinity College, Dublin and a PhD from the University of London. He is a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland and of the Royal College of Psychiatrists in London, as well as a member of the College of Psychiatry of Ireland.
If you are fortunate enough to have heard Jim speak you will know that he is both witty and wise. He manages to help us question our limiting beliefs and forge a pathway to positive mental well-being.
Dr. Paul Roe is a Professor of Clarinet at the Royal Irish Academy of Music and a Lecturer at the Technical University of Dublin. He is also a professionally accredited coach and mentor. His passion in life is collaboration as a truly transformative way of living a more integrated life. Paul enjoys the rich dialogue of performing, teaching, mentoring and co-creating powerful learning spaces with students and artists alike.
‘The Art of Collaboration’ is where Jim and Paul have formed a firm friendship.
Renowned musician and coach Paul Roe has brought together a collective of musicians and thought leaders to explore the variety of natures, qualities and experiences of differing collaborative practices, and crucially, what can be learned from those understandings while offering audiences a unique insight and heightened understanding of the mind and of the performer.
Core to ‘The Art of Collaboration’ is to positively examine differing approaches to music-making and by extension musical collaborations. The musicians come from a broad and diverse range of musical backgrounds, which straddle various forms of learning and interpretation. The project is also research based with four leading thinkers in the worlds of education, health (mental and physical), science, business and design.
the art of building genuine relationships and meaningful collaborations
Join Fiona Brennan, Prof. Jim Lucey and Dr. Paul Roe to explore the profound impact of collaboration, connection and friendship on your emotional resilience. Join us for an insightful webinar as we delve into the art of building genuine relationships and meaningful collaborations.
🗓️ Date: Monday 12th February 2024
⏰ Time: 7.30.pm GMT
📍 Where: Online, Zoom Webinar link will be sent
In this episode, we will not only decode the science of friendships but also uncover the art of collaboration. Let’s examine how working together and fostering meaningful connections contribute to our overall well-being.
🎯 Together we will explore:
🔹 The Art of Collaboration: Understand how collaboration can enrich your personal and professional life.
🔹 Creating Lasting Connections: Explore strategies for building meaningful relationships that go beyond surface-level interactions.
🔹 The Science of Friendships: Uncover the fascinating scientific insights behind human connections and how they impact your emotional resilience.
🔹 Loneliness and Mental Health: Explore the profound effects of loneliness on your mental well-being and learn strategies to combat it.
🔹 The Essence of True Friendship: Identify the qualities that make a friendship genuine, strong, and enduring.
🔹 Improving Your Friendships: Gain practical tips on evaluating and enhancing your existing connections to foster a more supportive and meaningful network.
In addition, you will receive:
🔹 Data-Driven Insights: Delve into relevant data and research supporting the positive impact of collaboration on various aspects of life.
🔹 Practical Tips for Connection: Receive actionable tips on how to enhance your collaboration skills and foster deeper connections with others.
You will need a pen and paper and a full sixty minutes to devote to yourself.
Reserve your spot now and unlock the keys to a more resilient and connected you!
*Support us! We greatly appreciate donations. If you are able to donate, please do so as this helps us to continue to offer these life-changing webinars.
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