Railwayman Paul Stanford experienced train accidents, rail suicides and distressed rail passengers, resulting in his PTSD diagnosis. Hear his story, how he recovered, and his coping techniques for stress.
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Dr Erin Hope-Thompson, The Loss Foundation, equips you with the tools to navigate these difficult conversations.
Is it bullying or banter?
Watch this talk on recognising when banter crosses the line into bullying. Learn how to use humour responsibly, support a speak-up culture, and foster ongoing awareness for a respectful, inclusive environment.