Registrations are now open for the 2026 Wellbeing Advocates webinar, part of the RACP Wellbeing Advocates series exploring practical strategies to support doctor wellbeing and foster healthier medical workplaces.
This session focuses on self‑determination, self‑care, positive psychology, and how these approaches relate to doctor wellbeing and sustainable performance. Developing a strong sense of agency, aligning actions with personal values, and adopting practical wellbeing strategies can help doctors navigate challenges while continuing to thrive.
What the session will cover
Participants will gain practical tools and real‑life strategies, including:
- self‑care and positive psychology approaches
- building self‑determination and agency
- habit forming & breaking hacks
- goal setting and action‑taking
- interpersonal skills that support psychological safety
The session will conclude with practical takeaways and a live Q&A, offering space to reflect on strategies that support both personal wellbeing and a more sustainable culture in medicine.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this webinar, attendees will be able to:
- Understand the principles of self‑determination and how they apply to doctor wellbeing and sustainable performance
- Identify positive psychology and self‑care strategies that support resilience in a medical career
- Apply interpersonal and communication skills that enhance psychological safety in the workplace
- Reflect on personal values and priorities to strengthen self‑care and professional sustainability
Date & Time
Thursday, 9 April 2026
Time zones:
- 4pm to 5pm AEST
- 3.30pm to 4.30pm ACST
- 2pm to 4pm AWST
- 6pm to 7pm NZST
Hosts
- Dr Susannah Ward
Chair, RACP Member Health and Wellbeing Committee - Dr David Beaumont
Deputy Chair, RACP Member Health and Wellbeing Committee
Guest Speakers
- Amir Salem
Clinical Psychologist, Mind Body Innovation Centre - Dr Kathryn Hutt
GP & Medical Director, Doctors’ Health NSW
Registration
Register here: https://lnkd.in/gxrapGwk
- Registration is required and only available via the online form.
- The email address supplied will be used for all communications, including access details and reminders.
- Even if you can’t attend live, you are welcome to register and receive the recording afterwards.
RACP members and non‑members are welcome.
Please feel free to share within your networks.
For enquiries, contact: Wellbeing@racp.edu.au