New Year New Me: Part 4
Thursday 03 March 2022There is no doubt that we live in times of profound change and disruption. It has become obvious how we as humans, our systems and institutions are currently not able to cope with the global crises all around us.
At CMI we recognise the complex challenges that we are all facing in both work and life and invite you to watch our New Year wellbeing series with SARSEN. This digital event is the final in a series of 4 events exploring theory and practises to help us shift our level of consciousness to cope better with work and life.
In this digital event..
Watch the last event in the 'New Year New Me' series, where our panel of experts conclude the series by signposting opportunities and support available to you.
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