Wellbeing events

The Life after GP Training events are aimed at trainees going through their final year of training and soon to be transitioning to fully qualified GPs. These are learning events which will equip delegates with the non-clinical information on what to expect, and how to prepare for life as a GP.

Join the RCGP East Anglia Faculty for a free social evening at the renowned Cambridge Cookery School where you will be cooking your supper and dining together. Galvanise and broaden your local networks and learn about nutrition; and in turn your patients in a fun, interactive and informal environment.

The third event in our 'Wellbeing Series' welcomes Dr Zahida Adam and her popular event: 'Mindfulness in Practice'. A half-day workshop including discussion and a number of guided meditations.

Enrich your CPD experience with this innovative new course from the RCGP. Dr Karen Forshaw and Physiotherapist Chrissie Mowbray will show you the value of stillness and creating peace in your workplace. You will experience guided meditation and learn mindfulness techniques. You will take away a range of practical skills from which you can create your own bespoke resilience toolkit. You will gain the ability to create a Five-Point Rescue Plan to address any situation thereby increasing your resilience. You will experience a renewed appreciation of the joy of General Practice.

Yorkshire First 5 Continuing Professional Development Day. Supporting the personal and professional development of First 5 GPs through Networking, Clinical Knowledge Development, and tips for practical, sustainable working.

We are excited to announce that for the first time ever the RCGP has been selected to have an official presence at both the London and Brighton and Hove Pride events. Wristbands are available and free for members to be a part of our London float

Empower yourself to be more confident and less stressed whilst improving your professional and working relationships and managing your time more effectively. This conference will be stimulating and interactive and will encourage you to challenge yourself. During this event you will be able to develop your personal skills and resilience so you can be happier and more effective in your work.

Preparing for retirement? This course is aimed at any GP who is within 5 - 10 years of leaving. It looks at both the financial and social preparations. Content will include step-down career options, new choices and key dates for your continuing journey. There will be sessions on pensions, financial planning, personal narratives and a session with a life coach. It will take place on 12 July at Wesleyan, Colmore Circus, Birmingham, B4 6AR.

The South London Faculty host two social events each year. Come along and get to know your local Faculty and colleagues, attending our annual summer social - wine, light bites, networking and exhibition viewing at The Wellcome Trust in Euston, London.

The RCGP Thames Valley Faculty would like to invite our Retired & Later Career GP Members to join us for a Free of Charge tour of the Medicinal Beds of the University of Oxford Botanical Gardens followed by Afternoon Tea at Christchurch College, Oxford. Non-Members welcome for a small charge.

The third installment of RCGP Mersey Faculty's wellbeing programme. Join us on the morning of Saturday 21 September for a return to the workshop of renowned Liverpool artist, Tom Murphy. This time, Tom will teach delegates how to model the human body.

This Members only wellbeing conference will be an interactive and honest look at how you currently care for yourself and the awareness of GP Wellbeing in Scotland.

Enhance your CPD experience with this cutting edge new course with a special regional introductory rate. Dr Karen Forshaw and Physiotherapist Chrissie Mowbray will show you the value of stillness, creating peace and establish a professional, confidential environment in your workplace. You will experience guided meditation and learn mindfulness techniques. You will take away a range of practical skills from which you can create your own bespoke resilience toolkit. You will gain the ability to create a Five-Point Rescue Plan to address any situation thereby increasing your resilience. You will experience a renewed appreciation of the joy of General Practice.