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What impact is the Covid-19 crisis having on our brains and our bodies, our relationships and our children? What can neuroscience, attachment theory, mindfulness and trauma work contribute to an effective response? This week, PESI UK will be asking some of the world’s top clinicians as part of a free, five-day Mental Health Awareness Summit. Join Dan Siegel, Janina Fisher, Dan Hughes, Sue Johnson and Caroline Welch for a world-class week of resourcing and reflecting.

Mental Health scarcely gets a mention in the government’s roadmap for ending the UK coronavirus lockdown. So, in addition to presenting top international clinicians, next week’s free PESI UK Mental Health Awareness Summit will be inviting some of the UK’s thought leaders in mental health to assess the societal impact of Covid-19 – and, vitally, to talk strategy.

This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week will have the special theme of ‘kindness’, in celebration of its power to strengthen relationships, develop community and deepen solidarity at a time of global crisis. In response, PESI UK is announcing a five-day online Mental Health Awareness Summit bringing together eight leading voices from May 18-22 – and it’s all completely free.