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Community Help Service is committed to the health and safety of our staff, volunteers and clients. During the current coronavirus situation, we have put in place guidelines which protect our community whilst reducing the impact on our services. This includes reducing our in-office staff and using video conferencing for our meetings and training.

If you visit the Centre as a client, we ask you to follow these rules:

1) Clients must wear a mask at all times whilst visiting the Centre unless explicitly stated by their therapist. They must also sanitise their hands upon entry.

2) Clients should arrive as close to their appointment time as possible and will be greeted at the door by their therapist. The waiting room is not in use.

3) Do not attend your appointment if you develop flu symptoms or respiratory complaints.

4) It is important that should you experience any COVID symptoms or test positive following a visit to our Centre, you notify CHS in writing, especially if your visit occurred within the 2 days prior to your symptoms appearing, so that appropriate action can be taken promptly.

https://www.chsbelgium.org/en/index.php/mental-health-coronavirus

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CHS - OPEN POSITIONS:
CHS is currently looking for Psychiatrists and Clinical Psychologists/Psychotherapists, both in the Adults' team, as well as the Children, Adolescents and Family team. Please take a look at the "Centre - Open Positions" page on our website for more information. CLICK HERE
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Breakfast Conference

Bright Expats Brussels

"TESTIMONIAL FROM A START-IT MENTEE AND ENTREPRENEUR"

To start your own business … you've read all about it and heard how it works in theory. But, you would like to know what it actually feels like to be at the early/mid stages of an entrepreneurial venture. Then save the date of June 17th and log-in to listen to the testimonial of Sara Javadzadeh, successful founder of Relotrust and mentor at Start-It, the KBC Brussels start-up incubator.


Event Name Breakfast Conference Date 17th June 2021
Organiser Bright Expats Brussels Time 9:00 a.m.
Register herehttps://bit.ly/31jAGwb.
LocationOnline
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Relay for Life 2021

 Balade dans Waterloo et ses environs

Want to make a difference? 

On your own, with your friends, or with your team, join and support in the fight against cancer and help raise funds.

You can choose between 4 km (pushchair and wheelchair friendly), 7 km, or 9 km, which can be decided on the day of the walk.

Event Name Balade dans Waterloo et ses environs Date 19th  June 2021
Organiser Relay for Life International Community & Waterloo 2021 Time 10:00 a.m. to 14:45 p.m.
Price10€ pour 12 ans et +LocationChamp du Roussart 31, Waterloo

Click link for details:
https://www.relayforlife.be/content/balade-dans-waterloo-et-ses-environs?fbclid=IwAR1sEgovPSWHtnzv8eusnQJBo9EsvnOl6xJ5zy08F9CCdYaM31_hGY-m7KY
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AmCham EU Webinar - Mental Health in the post COVID-era (open to externals)

Mental health in the post COVID-era: exploring how companies and institutions can support employee well-being

Many corporate leaders realise that the impact on mental health due to the pandemic will have long-lasting consequences for their employees. With this event AmCham EU wishes to bring together institutional voices, business representatives and practitioners for a reflection on how the pandemic has affected employee mental health and how employers can learn from this experience to create more inclusive work environments.
Speakers
•Susan Danger, CEO, AmCham EU
•Simon Dwyer, Organisational Psychologist, CHS (Community Help Services)
•Laura Luchini, Associate Vice-President, EMEA Regional Head, Global Clinical Trial Operations, MSD
•Shunta Takino, Junior Counsellor and Analyst, Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, OECD
•Alvine Tremoulet, Global Diversity & Inclusion lead, Pfizer
•Maria Walsh, MEP (EPP, IE), co-Chair, European Parliament Mental Health and Wellbeing coalition
Event Name  Webinar Mental Health in the post COVID-era Date 11 May 2021
Organiser DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION TASK FORCE
ALL COMMITTEES		 Time 10.00 CEST - 11:45 CEST
Details available at: https://www.amchameu.eu/events/upcoming-events


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Darkness into Light Challenge 2021

We invite you to join Pieta at sunrise on May 8th 2021 for a special Darkness Into Light Sunrise. Wherever you are in the world, let's walk together under one sunrise, holding in our hearts all those impacted by suicide and self-harm.
Each and every year, your vital support enables Pieta and our partner charities across the globe to change the lives of thousands of people struggling with suicidal thoughts, or self-harming.

Since 2012 when our first international Darkness Into Light event took place in London, over €3.5 million has been raised for our mental health partner charities around the world.
Sign up for a special Darkness Into Light sunrise today, and take part locally with your loved ones.

This year, we are asking all of more our adventurous supporters to don their cycling helmets, dust off their hiking boots and get involved in the Darkness Into Light Challenge. Sign up for free, and fundraise to support Pieta and your local partner charity by getting involved in your favourite activity, in your local area.

Get together with friends and family (near and far) to create a virtual team, or get out there by yourself to become the Darkness Into Light hero we always knew you were!

Sign up at : https://www.darknessintolight.ie/venue
Event Name Darkness Into Light 2021 Date May 8th 2021
Organiser Pieta Time 5:00 a.m. sunrise
TicketFreeLocationParticipants choice
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Staying Sane In The Protracted Pandemic

As we embark on the second year of living with Covid-19, even the most resilient among us have felt sorrow, frustration, and sometimes anger at the times we are now living in. How will we cope going forward? How can we cope better? How can we help ourselves and our families in these complex and challenging times?

In this session, multi-award-winning mental health campaigner Natasha Devon will give practical tips for how to encourage someone you're concerned about to open up about their mental health, how to have the conversation in the most productive way possible and what to do if you can't provide them with a solution.

Following her keynote, Natasha will be joined by Simon Dwyer, organizational psychologist and counselor, Lucian Ionescu, VP, Head of Immunology Europe at UCB Pharma, Jeremy Jennings, President of Community Help Service, and Stephanie Freidberg, Primary School Counselor at St. John's International School to discuss:

  • The evolution of the pandemic and what to expect in the months to come
  • How to cope with mental health and family life difficulties in times of COVID
  • Children's mental health during the pandemic and how parents, teachers and professionals can support them


Date & Time Thursday, 6 May 2021, 19:00 to 20:00
Location
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