“ and mental health: how are you coping?”

Date: Friday, 4th October 2019 Time: 11:00 am - 12:30 pm, followed by buffet lunch Venue: Europe House, 32 smith Square, London, SW1P 3EU

Brexit is the biggest upheaval many of us will have known in our lifetimes. It has dominated the political scene for over three years and all of us will be affected by it in some way. A recent study conducted by the London School of Economics found that subjective well-being among those with a favourable view of the EU has suffered since the referendum while an initial "feel good" bounce among those less well disposed to it has not been sustained.

The put citizens' rights at the core of its demands for signing off any Withdrawal Agreement and to mark World Mental Health Day, its Liaison Office in London is staging an event to look at the psychological impact the UK's departure is having on both Britons and EU27 nationals resident here. Among the speakers is one of the authors of this study.

JOIN US to hear and interact with our expert panel and audience of MEPs, academics and practitioners and have your say. It's good to talk. @EPinUK #EPonBrexit https://www.facebook.com/EPIOUK/

WELCOMING WORDS: Susanne OBERHAUSER - Head of the European Parliament Liaison Office in the UK

SPEAKERS . : . Georgios KAVETSOS, Associate Professor in Behavioural Science, School of Business & Management, Queen Mary University of London Associate, Centre for Economic Performance, London School of Economics @gkavetsos

Prof Dr Emmy van DEURZEN, Existential Therapy, Counselling, Coaching and Supervision at the Existential Academy @EmmyvanDeurzen

Seb DANCE MEP, Member of the European Parliament for London region, Vice-Chair of the Environment, Public Health, and Food Safety Committee @SebDance

Jane BROPHY MEP, Member of the European Parliament for North West of England region, Environment, Public Health, and Food Safety Committee @JaneBrophyLD

REGISTRATION and MORE info: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/unitedkingdom/en/media/upcoming- events/mentalhealth.html