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October 2, 2024
Staffordshire: Introduction to Autism - 8 November - South Staffs College
FREE introduction to Autism course starting November. Book your space now
Research participants request - study into the effects of Impostor Phenomenon in Military Veterans
Imposter Phenomenon, commonly known as Imposter Syndrome, is a widely reported but hugely misunderstood mental health condition that affects the majority of the population and is suspected to affect Veterans in transition to civilian life, perhaps more than other groups; stopping veterans from integrating back into society and limiting their success in their new employment.
At Manchester Metropolitan University, we are studying Impostor Phenomenon and UK Veterans, and what might be done to limit its effects.
If you are a veteran, and you could spare a few minutes, please click on the link below to complete the online survey, and help us understand more about how to improve services and support for those in transition:
At Manchester Metropolitan University, we are studying Impostor Phenomenon and UK Veterans, and what might be done to limit its effects.
If you are a veteran, and you could spare a few minutes, please click on the link below to complete the online survey, and help us understand more about how to improve services and support for those in transition:
https://mmu.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9YMwSZetUtQ5v3U
Additionally, if you would be interested in a short interview to talk about how impostor phenomenon may have affected you as a veteran, please click on this link below to confidentially submit your details:
Additionally, if you would be interested in a short interview to talk about how impostor phenomenon may have affected you as a veteran, please click on this link below to confidentially submit your details:
https://mmu.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5u0zvRjXphc1Nu6
This link is also available in the questionnaire.
Thank you for your time, and I hope that together we can make a real difference to our veteran community.
This link is also available in the questionnaire.
Thank you for your time, and I hope that together we can make a real difference to our veteran community.
The Autumn edition of Army&You magazine is out now!
To read this issue online, please go to https://issuu.com/armyandyoumag/docs/army_you_autumn_2024_issuu?fr=sN2E2NjY3ODEzODg
There is also an article on page 56 covering HIVE's 40th Anniversary!
Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust - apply now for the AF3 'Supporting Partners' programme
The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (The Trust) are delighted to announce that the Supporting Partners programme is now accepting applications!
Charities, CICs, Armed Forces units and bases, and universities and colleges are invited to apply for grants of between £10,000 and £60,000 for projects which provide support for partners and spouses of serving personnel to reduce the challenges that Service life can sometimes present.
What is the Supporting Partners programme all about?
London: Halloween at the Tower of London 26th October - 3rd November 2024 1000hrs to 1630hrs
As you walk in the footsteps of the infamous ghosts at the Tower of London, spooky installations and surprises await. Designed to spook, not terrify, lose yourself in the eerie atmosphere and create an unforgettable Halloween for the whole family.
Pick up a trail when you arrive and keep track of the ghosts that you spot on your visit. They will be haunting the Tower between 10.00 - 16.30 each day.
Click HERE for more information
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October 1, 2024
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