- Target groups: doctoral candidates
- Language: English
- Date/Time: 29.11.2022 & 30.11.2022, 1st day 9.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m., 2nd day 9.30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
- Occupied places: 10/12
- Deadline of registration: 13.11.2022
Effective stress management is a prerequisite for being able to cope with the demands of everyday life as a doctoral student, which is often also characterized by work and family responsibilities. In this context, doctoral candidates must know their needs, be aware of typical stress warning signs and take care of their psychological, physical and social well-being.
In the workshop, we will cover the following topics:
Participants are encouraged to reflect on their personal approach to stress, become aware of their stress warning signs and find healthy coping strategies. Typical intrapsychic causes of stress during the PhD, such as inner beliefs and drivers, as well as structural aspects (diversity dimensions, hierarchies in the doctoral process) are also addressed.
Dr. Anna Maria Beck has a PhD in English Literature and has been working as a coach for PhD students since 2017. After having experienced impostor syndrome and perfectionism during her own PhD, which culminated in severe writer’s block, she set out to find a way how PhD candidates can work on their mindset, regulate their emotions and develop healthy habits to reduce stress and create a life and career that is enjoyable and fulfilling. She is now a systemic coach and also trained in Wingwave®, EFT* (Emotional Freedom Technique*), hypnosis and PAC® (Prüfungs- und Auftrittscoaching).
You can find the registration form here.
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