Join Lynsey Kitching from CAPE Coaching & Development for a 90 minute online interactive workshop that explores what resilience really means, the link to wellbeing and why this is so important at work... and at home. Lynsey will share what really matters when building and maintaining resilience, some key techniques to use when feeling stressed and under pressure, and a chance to develop your own unique resilience template to take forward.

The Land Condition Early Careers Network (ECN) is a dedicated space within the IES' Land Condition Community for those in the first 10 years of a relevant career. Led by a six-person Steering Group, the ECN focus on creating opportunities for professional development, peer-to-peer learning, and chances to connect with the wider cohort of Land Condition professionals. 

For this event the Land Condition ECN is partnering with The Society for Remediation Practitioners in the UK (RemSoc), who focus on the remediation of contaminated and brownfield land in the UK. They promote safe and technically sound practices in their sector, and provide networking and development opportunities for members.

Our Speaker

Lynsey Kitching, CAPE Coaching & Development

Lynsey is an ICF accredited coach and facilitator passionate about human-centered leadership. With over twenty years of commercial experience in leadership and management roles, Lynsey has first-hand experience of real business challenges. This translates into an outcome-focused development approach that supports clients in adding value for their organisations and building successful careers for themselves.

This event is free to IES and RemSoc members. For non members there is a £25 fee, you will be contacted after registration to make the payment.