The Wellbeing Series for Actors and Stage Management Professionals
Details
Date:

November 23

Time:

10:00 am - 11:15 am

Event Category:

BAPAM

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Organizer

British Association for Performing Arts Medicine

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A series of 6 mental health and wellbeing support workshops FREE for actors and stage management professionals.

A busy season is about to begin…


The Wellbeing Series for Actors and Stage Management Professionals is Back and this time, we’re ready for the festive season.


Many of you will already be well into preparing for festive shows, pantomimes and touring. Now is the time to take stock and consider your wellbeing, protecting your health in this busy period, and knowing where to go if you need support.

Actors’ Trust and BAPAM have curated a special edition of the Wellbeing Series to tackle many of the issues actors and stage management professionals face during this period.

Vocal Health

Managing Stress & Burnout

Sleep in the Performing Arts

ADHD & Neurodiversity

Isolation, Connection and the Performing Arts

Cool Downs – Stepping Out of Work

Sleep has a clear link to how we feel and how we perform. While for some, sleep comes easily, many of us may be impacted by chronic or acute sleep issues.

In this session we will explore sleep issues, techniques for improving sleep, sleep hygiene and when to seek clinical advice.

  • Sleep issues
  • Techniques on improving sleep
  • When to seek help
  • Sleep hygiene


Facilitator: Heather Turkington

Heather Turkington is a dramatherapist based in Co.Armagh in Northern Ireland.

Heather’s work sees her specialising in complex trauma, and holds post as Psychological Trauma Therapist in the NHS, working with people experiencing PTSD as a result of the NI conflict.

She also works privately and freelance in both therapeutic and organisational roles.


Actors’ Trust

The entertainment industry can be a collaborative, creative and exciting one, but it can, at times, be isolating and insecure. Actors’ Trust (which used to be known as the Actors’ Benevolent Fund) is here to provide a place of community and support for actors and stage management through our range of grants and wellbeing services.

We’ve been supporting industry professionals across sound, stage and screen since 1882. Today, we continue to make the greatest possible difference to a community that brings so much meaning and inspiration to others.

Whether you are in need of help or would like to support us, we are here and would love to hear from you.

Find out more at: www.actorstrust.org.uk

or follow us on Instagram @actorstrust

Actors’ Trust is supported by our Royal Patron, His Majesty King Charles III

Actors’ Trust is the working name of The Actors’ Benevolent Fund


BAPAM

The British Association for Performing Arts Medicine (BAPAM) is the largest provider of clinical services to the UK’s performing arts sector, working with actors, music creators, performers, production professionals, dancers and other creative practitioners. The charity provides free, bespoke clinical advice and care from expert clinicians in a range of disciplines, responding to requests for help with mental health, musculoskeletal care, vocal health, hearing concerns and some eye care and dental health issues. With expertise gained in evidence-based practice and research in the field, BAPAM’s free workshops and online resources share knowledge and skills to support good health and sustainable creative careers.

Find out more at www.bapam.org.uk