Health and Social Care
Exploring mental health, spirituality and wellbeing
Book promotion webinar from Pavilion Health and Social Care
This book promotion webinar will introduce the ground-breaking Mental Health, Spirituality and Wellbeing Handbook which explores the nature of spirituality and its relevance to the mental health and wellbeing of people of all ages.
Speakers: Sarajane Aris, Dr Hilary Garraway, Hannah Gilbert & Zenobia Nadirshaw
Recorded:17th February 2022
Price: £6 (including VAT).
Description
What is the webinar about?
This book promotion webinar is relevant for both those who use and those who work in mental health services, social care and allied services and academic settings. It is particularly relevant for the issues the world is currently facing, and the book is set within the context of covid-19, Black Lives Matter, social inequalities and climate change. The book incorporates the perspectives and experience of over 40 leading academics and practitioners in the field, and points towards new landscapes and horizons. It has broad relevance for all service sectors across the lifespan. The handbook offers practical ideas of how to deliver a more holistic approach to mental health services and also offers an opportunity to reflect on our own personal journey.
What will it cover?
The book promotion webinar will begin with an overview, taking participants through each of the 4 sections of the book. These are:
Section One: Where are we now? (Chapters 1-4)
Section Two: Mental Health, Spirituality & Well-being: (Chapters 8-14)
A) Across the Life Cycle
B) Therapeutic Practice
C) Themes & Journeys
SectionThree: Spirituality, Services Leadership & Training (Chapters 18-23)
Section Four: New Landscapes (Chapters 24-29)
This introduction will then lead into a discussion of the main themes which have emerged from the book. This conversation will then be opened to the audience to ask questions and add to the discussion. The book promotion webinar will close with an opportunity for personal reflection on what has been heard.
What will I achieve?
By the end of this book promotion webinar, you should have a clearer idea of what the handbook covers, and an experiential taste of what is contained within it.
Do I need any particular skills to attend?
This book promotion webinar will be aimed at health and social care professionals, those who access services and their loved ones who care for them as well as academics and researchers in this field. As this is a book promotion webinar, it requires no particular skills or qualifications but merely an interest in these topics and a curiosity about the intersection between mental health, spirituality and wellbeing.
About the Authors
Sarajane Aris
Sarajane is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society and Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. She mentors both women leaders across the world in the not for profit sector and clinical psychologists across the career span. She is a committee member for both the British Psychological Society’s Leadership and Management Faculty for the Division of Clinical Psychology, and the Political Psychology Section.
Dr Hilary Garraway
Hilary is an experienced consultant clinical psychologist with over thirty years of therapy experience in various settings. She is currently the Enfield Adult Psychology lead in Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Mental Health Trust. Previously, Hilary specialised in Early Intervention in Psychosis helping to establish the Barking and Dagenham team and then moving on to work in Waltham Forest and then Enfield EIS teams, as well as having a successful private practice.
Hannah Gilbert
Hannah 
has a BA in Anthropology (Durham), PhD in Sociology (York) and an MSc in Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling (Derby). Her doctoral research explored narratives of spiritual experience of British spirit mediums and Spiritualist communities. She spent three years as a psychiatric support worker in the early 2000s, and is now a psychotherapist who also works in charity development for the Compassionate Mind Foundation. In 2021 she joined the Department of Psychology at the University of Roehampton where she is a lecturer in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy on their MA programmes.
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Mental Health, Spirituality and Wellbeing:
A Handbook for Health and Social Care Professionals, Service Users and Carers
Handbook
A ground-breaking handbook exploring the nature of spirituality and its relevance to the mental health and well-being of people coming into contact with health, social care, education and allied support services. Particularly relevant in these covid-19 times, it incorporates the perspectives and experience of over 35 leading academics and practitioners in the field.