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SUMMARY:International Mental Toughness Conference - Warsaw
DESCRIPTION:Evidence-based Approaches to Thriving in the 21st Century. Enhancing Resilience\, Positivity\, and Wellbeing in People and Organisations.\nMental Toughness is today recognised as one of the most important concepts for understanding how people and organisations can thrive. \nAQR International and AQR Polska are proud to be bringing together: \n\nPractitioners’ case studies\, illustrating how the concept and measure are deployed to attend to today’s big challenges – well-being\, performance\, the pace of change\, etc.\nAcademic contributions\, exploring new learning\, enhancing our understanding of how people respond to events including challenging old paradigms.\n\nApplications explored include Team Coaching\, Team Working\, Leadership\, Culture\, Motivation and Organisation Development. \n\nFull Lineup\nDay One – Focus on the Individual\n\n\n\nProfessor John Perry\n\nUniversity of Limerick \n\n\nDeepening our understanding of mental toughness. \n\n\n\nWiktor Buczek \nAnna Pfejfer Buczek\n\nMedical University of Warsaw \nTransition Group\n\nThe importance of mental toughness in the context of mental health and wellbeing. \n\n\n\nAlessia Mevoli\n\nAnglia Ruskin University UK \n\n\nDeveloping employability to prepare students better for life after University. \n\n\n\nSabina Ratajczak\n\nWSB University \n\n\nDeveloping self-awareness in students about their mental approach to life and work. \n\n\n\nJakub Lewandowski\n\nPasja G.D.T \n\n\nHow to transfer good practices developed in Amp football to everyday life. \n\n\n\nWojtek Grad\n\nBona Fide \n\n\nThe Role of Mental Toughness in Building Organisational Resources \n\n\n\nJason Wyatt \nAdrian Green\n\nJCB UK \npressurepoint\n\nJCB Cornerstone Project – building an award-winning sales leadership programme \n\n\n\nPanel Discussion\n\nGlobal \n\n\nDr Edit Kővári\, Kasia Lorenc\, John Perry\, Alessia Mevoli & Sabina Ratajczak \n\n\n\n\n\nDay Two – Focus on the Team & Individual\n\n\n\n\nSzabolcs Hollósi \n\n\nAQR Hungary \n\nMental Toughness & Case Studies in Women’s Development and Middle Management. \n\n\n\nDr Helen St Clair-Thompson \n\n\nUniversity of Newcastle \n\nExploring Mental Toughness in First Responder services and other stressful environments.\n\n\n\nDr. Kate Min Kyung Lee \n\n\nAQR Korea \n\n\nFostering Leadership Growth with MTQ: Lessons from GC Biomedical’s 4-Year Journey \n\n\n\n\nKatarzyna Kloskowska-Kustosz \n\n\n3K Coaching & Consulting \n\nLeaders in a “VUCA on steroids” world – their current challenges.\n\n\n\nAlessandra Rosicarelli \nCecilia Achilli \n\n\nWISE-ING \n\nMental Toughness and Transformational Leadership: Cultural Transformation\, incorporating Female Empowerment and Team Development.\n\n\n\nDoug Strycharczyk \n\n\nAQR International \n\nMental Toughness: The Key to Unlocking Intrinsic Motivation & 21st Century Success\n\n\n\nPanel Discussion \n\n\nGlobal \n\nDoug Strycharczyk\, John Perry\, Szabolcs Hollósi\, Dr Helen St Clair Thompson\, Dr Min-Kyung & Sylwia Rybak \n\n\n\nSylwia Rybak \n\n\nAQR Polska \n\n\nClose \n\n\n\n\n  \n\nYou can change the currency at checkout. \nDelegates will receive the MTQPlus psychometric and a 10% discount for the Online Licensed User Training programme or via a two-day Zoom workshop in Polish. \nThe conference will be delivered in English and Polish with translation. \nContact AQR Polska for more information. kontakt@aqr.pl or +48 604 99 28 21 \n \n\n \n„Odporność Psychiczna” Międzynarodowa Konferencja – Warszawa \nOparte na dowodach podejście do rozwoju w XXI wieku. Zwiększanie odporności\, pozytywnego nastawienie i dobrego samopoczucia u ludzi i organizacji. \nOdporność psychiczna jest dziś uznawana za jedną z najważniejszych pozwalających zrozumieć\, w jaki sposób ludzie i organizacje mogą się rozwijać. \nAQR International i AQR Polska z dużą satysfakcją łączą: \nStudia przypadków konsultantów ilustrujące\, w jaki sposób koncepcja i kwestionariusz są wdrażane\, aby sprostać dzisiejszym wyzwaniom związanym z takimi tematami jak: wzmacnianiu dobrostanu\, podnoszenie efektywności\, nadążanie za zmianami itp. \nBadania naukowe\, eksplorujące podejście do nauki i rozwoju\, pogłębianie naszego zrozumienia\, w jaki sposób ludzie reagują na zmiany\, jak kwestionują i odchodzą od starych paradygmatów \nBadane obszary obejmują m. in.  coaching zespołowy\, pracę zespołową\, przywództwo\, kulturę\, motywację i rozwój organizacji. \n\nDzień pierwszy – Skup się na jednostce\n\n\n\nProfessor John Perry\n\nUniversity of Limerick \n\n\nWyklad inaugurujący: Pogłębianie zrozumienia odporności psychicznej. \n\n\n\nWiktor Buczek \nAnna Pfejfer Buczek\n\nWarszawski Uniwersytet Medyczny \nTransition Group\n\nZnaczenie odporności psychicznej w kontekście zdrowia psychicznego. \n\n\n\nAlessia Mevoli\n\nAnglia Ruskin University UK \n\n\nRozwijanie zdolności do zatrudnienia w celu lepszego przygotowania studentów do życia po studiach. \n\n\n\nSabina Ratajczak\n\nAkademia WSB \n\n\nRozwijanie samoświadomości u studentów na temat ich nastawienia psychicznego do życia i pracy. \n\n\n\nJakub Lewandowski\n\nPasja G.D.T \n\n\nJak przenieść dobre praktyki wypracowane w AMP Futbolu do codziennego życia. \n\n\n\nWojtek Grad\n\nBona Fide \n\n\nRola odporności psychicznej w budowaniu zasobów organizacyjnych. \n\n\n\nJason Wyatt \nAdrian Green\n\nJCB UK \npressurepoint\n\nProjekt JCB Cornerstone — budowanie nagradzanego programu przywództwa w obszarze sprzedaży. \n\n\n\nDyskusja panelowa\n\nŚwiat \n\n\nDr Edit Kővári\, Kasia Lorenc\, John Perry\, Alessia Mevoli & Sabina Ratajczak \n\n\n\n\n\nDzień drugi – Skup się na zespole i jednostce\n\n\n\n\nSzabolcs Hollósi \n\n\nAQR Hungary \n\nOdporność psychiczna: Programy rozwojowe dla kobiet oraz pracowników średniego szczebla zarządzania Studia Przypadków.\n\n\n\nDr Helen St Clair-Thompson \n\n\nUniversity of Newcastle \n\nBadanie odporności psychicznej pracowników służb ratunkowych – Odporność psychiczna i stres.\n\n\n\nDr. Kate Min Kyung Lee \n\n\nAQR Korea \n\n\nWspieranie rozwoju przywództwa dzięki MTQ: Wnioski z 4-letniego programu GC Biomedical \n\n\n\n\nKatarzyna Kloskowska-Kustosz \n\n\n3K Coaching & Consulting \n\nLiderzy w świecie „VUCA na sterydach” – obecne wyzwania.\n\n\n\nAlessandra Rosicarelli \nCecilia Achilli \n\n\nWISE-ING \n\nOdporność psychiczna i wzmocnienie pozycji kobiet.\n\n\n\nDoug Strycharczyk \n\n\nAQR International \n\nOdporność psychiczna: klucz do odblokowania wewnętrznej motywacji i droga do sukcesu w XXI wieku.\n\n\n\nDyskusja panelowa \n\n\nŚwiat \n\nDoug Strycharczyk\, John Perry\, Szabolcs Hollósi\, Dr Helen St Clair Thompson\, Dr Min-Kyung & Sylwia Rybak \n\n\n\nSylwia Rybak \n\n\nAQR Polska \n\n\nClose \n\n\n\n\n\nWalutę można zmienić podczas dokonywania płatności. \nUczestnicy mogą bezpłatnie wypełnić kwestionariusz MTQPlus (sugerowana cena detaliczna 385 PLN/77 £) i otrzymać 10% zniżki na warsztaty licencyjne MTQ. \nKonferencje będzie prowadzona w języku polskim oraz angielskim z tłumaczeniem symultanicznym. \nPo więcej informacji zapraszamy do kontaktu: \nAQR Polska kontakt@aqr.pl oraz ++48 604 99 28 21 \n \n 
URL:https://aqrinternational.co.uk/event/international-mental-toughness-conference
LOCATION:SZAWA Conference Centre\, Budynek Oxygen Park\, Jutrzenki 137\, Warsaw\, 02-231\, Poland
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:Mental Toughness Online Conference – Optimising Performance and Wellbeing in Times of Crisis and Chaos
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to announce that on Friday 16th October 2020\, The University of South Wales will be collaborating with AQR International\, to bring you\, the ‘Mental Toughness Conference 2020’. \nThis highly interactive online event will showcase the latest thinking in ‘Mental Toughness’ and its implications for coaching and people development from the eyes of both academics and practitioners. \nMental Toughness is an aspect of our personality that determines how we deal mentally with stress and pressure\, and how we can see change as an opportunity to group and develop. Widely used in Coaching and Mentoring around the world\, it embraces notions such as Resilience\, Mindset\, Grit and Learned Optimism. \nWhat is Mental Toughness? \nGlobal research shows that Mental Toughness is a major factor in: \n\nPerformance – explains up to 25% of the variation in attainment\nPositive Behaviour – more engaged\, positive and “can do” attitude\nWellbeing – more contentment and better stress management\nAspirations – more positive about opportunities and open to learning\n\nRecent events have tested to the extreme our capacity to respond positively and to manage the most difficult events. In today’s VUCA world\, this kind of disruption is not new and comes round more often than ever before. As uncomfortable as it may be\, the pandemic has provided a unique opportunity to learn how to cope with future disruptions. \nWellbeing is also right at the top of the agenda. Assessing and understanding an individual’s mental responses is vital in formulating strategies to optimise current wellbeing as well as ensuring when normality is restored\, individuals are in the best place mentally get going again. \nMental Toughness is universal\, applicable in all walks of life. It has a particularly appropriate application in dealing with sustained adversity\, setback and crisis and doing so positively. \nHow will this event help you? \nThis is a unique opportunity to explore this fundamental aspect of people development. You will hear from some of the world’s leading practitioners and academics in the field of Mental Toughness. \nAttendees will be provided with an opportunity to complete the Mental Toughness Questionnaire\, a well-evidenced psychometric\, free of charge (RRP £55). The associated psychometric measure supports both diagnosis and evidence-based practice. The concept describes the mental responses that every person adopts in everything they do. \nIn short\, in an age of unprecedented complexity\, turbulence and change\, our mental toughness matters. \nThis conference is aimed at coaching and mentoring practitioners and facilitators\, training and HR managers\, business leaders – anyone that wants to embed a coaching culture within their organisation. \nFormat\nYou will hear from some of the world’s leading practitioners and academics in the field of Mental Toughness. There will be several interactive\, online masterclasses throughout the day designed to demonstrate the practical use of the concept. Closer to the time\, the full running order and ability to book places onto your chosen sessions will be made available. \nBooking \nTickets cost £70 per person. In addition to the place on the conference\, attendees will be provided with an opportunity to complete the Mental Toughness Questionnaire\, a well-evidenced psychometric\, free of charge (RRP £55). \nYou can book online or if you would like your company to be invoiced\, please email uswcommercial@southwales.ac.uk to be sent a booking form. \n 
URL:https://aqrinternational.co.uk/event/mental-toughness-online-conference-optimising-performance-and-wellbeing-in-times-of-crisis-and-chaos
CATEGORIES:Conference,CPD Event,UK,Webinar
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191115T173000
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SUMMARY:Mental Toughness Symposium
DESCRIPTION:(Please note\, VAT is added at checkout. Early bird tickets are £75 + VAT with a limited number of spaces. Standard tickets are £100 + VAT).  \n \nThis is a collaboration event supported by the Occupational Psychology division of the Northern Ireland British Psychological Society. The InteRRaCt Lab\, Queen’s University Belfast and AQR International have come together to showcase the latest thinking in the field of ‘Mental Toughness’ and the implications on Occupational Psychology from the eyes of both academics and practitioners. \nMental Toughness is a practical concept which brings valuable insight into people and organisational development. It describes the mindset that every person adopts in everything they do. It is closely related to qualities such as character\, resilience\, grit\, etc. It is defined as: \n“A personality trait which determines\, in large part\, how people respond to challenge\, stress and pressure\, irrespective of their circumstances”. \nThis is a unique opportunity to explore this fundamental aspect of people development. You will hear from academic’s who have contributed to the ongoing development of the model as well as ensuring that this important personality trait is rooted by a vast amount of academic research. \nYou will also hear from Practitioners who use the Mental Toughness Framework at the core of their work in an occupational setting\, all in different ways. \nThis event is aimed at psychologists\, students and practitioner’s alike. It will be particularly relevant if you have an interest in evidence-based practice in the following fields: \nLearning and Development – Talent Management – Coaching and Mentoring – Psychometrics – Organisational Development – Consultancy – Culture Assessment and Development \nSpeakers include – \n\nDr Kostas Papageorgiou (Lecturer\, Queens University Belfast & Associate Professor\, Tomsk State University) – Pushing Boundaries\, Opening New Frontiers\nDr John Perry (Head of Psychology\, Mary Immaculate UC) – Evidence-Based Practice and its Relationship with Key Ideas\nProfessor Peter Clough (Head of Psychology\, Huddersfield University) – The Mental Toughness Story: Its Origins\, the Journey and Where We are Now\nDoug Strycharczyk (CEO\, AQR International) – Observations from the Man in the Middle: When the worlds of Academia and Business Collide\nDr Samineh l. Shaheem (Professor of Organisational Behaviour and Leadership\, Dean\, Hult International Business School) – The Collation between Mindset (Dr Carol S. Dweck) and Mental Toughness: Key Strategies to Strengthen and Develop an Effective Mindset\nZoe Sweet (Director of Organisational Development\, Academi Wales) – Mental Toughness – Passion and Perseverance in the Public Sector\, Perspectives from Wales\nLorna Lawless (Coaching Psychologist\, Next Level Coaching) – Developing Mental Toughness Using Mixed Martial Arts\nTayler Truhan (PhD Student in the InteRRaCt Lab)\, Teresa Sofia Gomes Arrulo (PhD Student in the InteRRaCt Lab) and Delfina Bilello (Research Associate in the InteRRaCt Lab) – Mental Toughness and Personality in the InteRRaCt Lab – Example Projects and their Practical Implications\n\n \nWhat you will get from attending the Symposium?\n\nPERSONAL DEVELOPMENT – You will learn something new that will have a positive impact\, not only in your work but your life.\nPRACTICAL APPLICATION– You will be able to add approaches and ideas to your work.\nPROVOCATIVE – You will be inspired to think about your own practices– and will still be thinking about it for many months ahead.\n\nDelegate Fee\n£100 + VAT (Early bird is £75 + VAT with a limited number of spaces available). VAT is added at checkout. \nPLEASE NOTE: Cost includes registration\, lunch\, refreshments and all conference materials. Attendees will be given a voucher to complete the MTQPlus assessment free of charge post-event.
URL:https://aqrinternational.co.uk/event/mental-toughness-symposium
LOCATION:Queen’s University Belfast\, Riddel Hall\, Queen's University Belfast\, 185 Stranmillis Road\, Belfast\, BT9 5EE
CATEGORIES:Conference,UK
ORGANIZER;CN="AQR International":MAILTO:headoffice@aqr.co.uk
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190926
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190927
DTSTAMP:20260410T211003
CREATED:20190816T102639Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190816T103514Z
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SUMMARY:Mental Toughness Conference - Sydney
DESCRIPTION:AQR\, Mental Toughness Partners\, Sage Learning & Development and The Positivity Institute are excited to announce visits to Australia from international experts in Mental Toughness – Doug Strycharczyk from AQR International (developers of the MTQ48 & MTQPlus) and Dr John Perry\, Academic & Expert in Mental Toughness.\nSee conference programme 
URL:https://aqrinternational.co.uk/event/mental-toughness-conference
LOCATION:Sydney\, Australia
CATEGORIES:ASEAN,Conference
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190924
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190925
DTSTAMP:20260410T211003
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SUMMARY:Mental Toughness Conference - Melbourne
DESCRIPTION:AQR\, Mental Toughness Partners\, Sage Learning & Development and The Positivity Institute are excited to announce visits to Australia from international experts in Mental Toughness – Doug Strycharczyk from AQR International (developers of the MTQ48 & MTQPlus) and Dr John Perry\, Academic & Expert in Mental Toughness.\nSee conference programme
URL:https://aqrinternational.co.uk/event/mental-toughness-conference-melbourne
LOCATION:Melbourne\, Australia
CATEGORIES:ASEAN,Conference
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20181126T150000
DTSTAMP:20260410T211003
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SUMMARY:INTRODUCTION TO MENTAL TOUGHNESS AND RESILIENCE IN YOUNG PEOPLE (AFTERNOON SESSION)
DESCRIPTION:Doncaster Council\, in partnership with AQR International\, is running a half day conference introducing the Mental Toughness concept\, how we assess it and how to develop it in young people.\nWe are inviting you to join an exciting pilot project to develop a Mental Toughness and Resilience toolkit with year 6 and 7 pupils. \nThis will be a two-year project tracking year 6 pupils through transition and into year 7. It offers opportunities for primary and secondary schools to collaborate and work in partnership to improve pupils’ mental toughness and resilience. Research indicates that these are key skills in children managing their learning and adapting to new situations and challenges. This is particularly important during year 6 with rigorous tests followed by transition into secondary school. There is further evidence to suggest that many pupils particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds struggle to adapt to the new challenges of secondary school. \nThe project forms part of the Doncaster Children and Young People’s Plan 2017-2020 has identified key themes of Achievement\, Healthy and Happy as priorities for action. This includes ensuring children and young people are resilient and equipped to access education\, employment or training. Children and young people’s voice-driven priorities tell us that they want to be equipped to handle bullying\, be more resilient and better able to handle difficult situations. \nThe aim of the mental toughness and resilience project is to gain a clearer understanding of how children and young people living in Doncaster deal with adversity and the effect this has on their school attendance\, performance\, welfare and behaviour. \nAs part of the project\, schools will receive comprehensive training on the concept of mental toughness\, psychometrics\, mental toughness development interventions. There is no cost to the school to participate as this is funded through the Doncaster Schools Forum. \nThe Conference:\nAQR International are facilitating a half-day conference to introduce the concept of mental toughness\, the origins of the concept and the key research and benefits of Mental Toughness in education. Delegates will have the opportunity to try the Mental Toughness Questionnaire and experience some taster activities. \nThe conference will be held at Castle Park\, Armthorpe Road\, Doncaster on Monday 26th November with morning and afternoon sessions available. \nKeynote speakers include:\n\nProfessor Peter Clough – Peter is Head of the Department of Psychology at the University of Huddersfield. He is the global leading authority on Mental Toughness. Peter has taken the concept and made it widely accessible to a spectrum of sectors including education. Peter has published a number of key papers on Mental Toughness in education.\nDr John Perry – Dr Perry is Head of Psychology at Mary Immaculate College in the Republic of Ireland\, having previously been a senior lecturer at Hull University and Leeds Trinity University. John has also published a number of key research papers on Mental Toughness in education.\nDoug Strycharczyk – Doug is the CEO for AQR International\, an innovative test developer\, which he founded in 1989. In recent years\, Doug has worked with Professor Peter Clough to define mental toughness and to create the world’s leading measure of mental toughness. Doug is now recognised as a leading authority on the application of mental toughness to the worlds of work\, education\, sport as well as social applications.\nSteve Oakes – Director of Education for AQR. Steve Oakes has 17 years’ experience teaching post-16 students as classroom teacher\, heads of faculty and senior leader. Over the last five years\, he has worked with more than a hundred schools to develop effective non-cognitive skill development systems.\n\nClaim a free ticket to the afternoon session below\, or you can click here if you’d like to book for the morning session. \nPlease get in touch in touch at toni@aqr.co.uk if you’d like to find out more!
URL:https://aqrinternational.co.uk/event/introduction-to-mental-toughness-and-resilience-in-young-people-afternoon-session
LOCATION:Castle Park\, Castle Park\, Armthorpe Road\, Doncaster\, DN2 5QB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Conference,UK
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20181126T120000
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SUMMARY:INTRODUCTION TO MENTAL TOUGHNESS AND RESILIENCE IN YOUNG PEOPLE (MORNING SESSION)
DESCRIPTION:Doncaster Council\, in partnership with AQR International\, is running a half day conference introducing the Mental Toughness concept\, how we assess it and how to develop it in young people.\nWe are inviting you to join an exciting pilot project to develop a Mental Toughness and Resilience toolkit with year 6 and 7 pupils. \nThis will be a two-year project tracking year 6 pupils through transition and into year 7. It offers opportunities for primary and secondary schools to collaborate and work in partnership to improve pupils’ mental toughness and resilience. Research indicates that these are key skills in children managing their learning and adapting to new situations and challenges. This is particularly important during year 6 with rigorous tests followed by transition into secondary school. There is further evidence to suggest that many pupils particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds struggle to adapt to the new challenges of secondary school. \nThe project forms part of the Doncaster Children and Young People’s Plan 2017-2020 has identified key themes of Achievement\, Healthy and Happy as priorities for action. This includes ensuring children and young people are resilient and equipped to access education\, employment or training. Children and young people’s voice-driven priorities tell us that they want to be equipped to handle bullying\, be more resilient and better able to handle difficult situations. \nThe aim of the mental toughness and resilience project is to gain a clearer understanding of how children and young people living in Doncaster deal with adversity and the effect this has on their school attendance\, performance\, welfare and behaviour. \nAs part of the project\, schools will receive comprehensive training on the concept of mental toughness\, psychometrics\, mental toughness development interventions. There is no cost to the school to participate as this is funded through the Doncaster Schools Forum. \nThe Conference:\nAQR International are facilitating a half-day conference to introduce the concept of mental toughness\, the origins of the concept and the key research and benefits of Mental Toughness in education. Delegates will have the opportunity to try the Mental Toughness Questionnaire and experience some taster activities. \nThe conference will be held at Castle Park\, Armthorpe Road\, Doncaster on Monday 26th November with morning and afternoon sessions available. \nKeynote speakers include:\n\nProfessor Peter Clough – Peter is Head of the Department of Psychology at the University of Huddersfield. He is the global leading authority on Mental Toughness. Peter has taken the concept and made it widely accessible to a spectrum of sectors including education. Peter has published a number of key papers on Mental Toughness in education.\nDr John Perry – Dr Perry is Head of Psychology at Mary Immaculate College in the Republic of Ireland\, having previously been a senior lecturer at Hull University and Leeds Trinity University. John has also published a number of key research papers on Mental Toughness in education.\nDoug Strycharczyk – Doug is the CEO for AQR International\, an innovative test developer\, which he founded in 1989. In recent years\, Doug has worked with Professor Peter Clough to define mental toughness and to create the world’s leading measure of mental toughness. Doug is now recognised as a leading authority on the application of mental toughness to the worlds of work\, education\, sport as well as social applications.\nSteve Oakes – Director of Education for AQR. Steve Oakes has 17 years’ experience teaching post-16 students as classroom teacher\, heads of faculty and senior leader. Over the last five years\, he has worked with more than a hundred schools to develop effective non-cognitive skill development systems.\n\nClaim a free ticket to the morning session below\, or you can click here if you’d like to book for the afternoon session. \nPlease get in touch in touch at toni@aqr.co.uk if you’d like to find out more!
URL:https://aqrinternational.co.uk/event/introduction-to-mental-toughness-and-resilience-in-young-people
LOCATION:Castle Park\, Castle Park\, Armthorpe Road\, Doncaster\, DN2 5QB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Conference,UK
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