Speaker (Host)
May 28, 2024
Pharus Wellbeing joins Growth Counsel LIVE!
Focus on First Aid: ADHD & Mental Health
DATE: May 28, 2024 (Toronto) / May 29, 2024 (Brisbane)
TIME: 3:00pm ET (Toronto) / 5:00am AET (Brisbane)
PLACE: Virtual (Join on LinkedIn LIVE)
MAY WE HAVE YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE?
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. We’re closing it out with this interactive LinkedIn LIVE about ADHD and mental health first aid.
Join me and Daniel McCullough of Pharus Wellbeing for an informal chat about the intersection of ADHD, anxiety, and depression. We’ll share some surprising statistics and our personal stories to make ADHD and mental health human. But that’s not all…
GET INVOLVED – IT’S A CONVERSATION!
We’ll talk about how stigma and misunderstanding leads to silence and shame. Then Daniel will teach us practical strategies to assess whether, when, and how to initiate supportive conversations around mental health. I’ll give you a few tips that have helped me get my mental health back on track when ADHD overwhelm has derailed it.
TRANSFORM YOUR THINKING, TRANSFORM A LIFE!
After the session, you’ll feel:
- EMPOWERED with the knowledge and confidence to provide mental health first aid when it’s needed.
- CONFIDENT that you can manage your own well-being when your ADHD symptoms overwhelm you.
- READY to support your loved ones, friends, and colleagues with empathy and understanding when it matters most.
So bring a friend or colleague and your questions.
Join the conversation!
About Daniel McCullough
Daniel is a licensed Mental Health First Aid Trainer & Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training Facilitator based in Brisbane, Australia. He’s the founder of Pharus Wellbeing, a firm that aspires to be and create beacons of support for those navigating mental health challenges. Daniel believes that each of us has the potential to be a guiding light for others, offering empathy, understanding, and hope in times of darkness. Through workshops and training sessions, Daniel empowers participants to become their own lighthouses – equipped with the knowledge and compassion to support those in need.
About Sarah Ennor
Sarah makes ADHD human. She’s a lawyer with ADHD and a professional speaker guiding law firms and businesses taking early steps toward neuroinclusion. Sarah knows she’s been misunderstood (and misunderstood herself!) at work and beyond. Her story opens a rare window into the ADHD experience, and opens hearts and minds to talk about, and support, ADHD. Sarah teaches audiences how to turn good intentions into meaningful action, avoid inadvertent harm, and foster belonging. She balances education, personal agency, and empathy in her talks, workshops, and 1:1 peer support sessions.