Future Architects Workshop: Tame your inner voice.
Architecture can be a challenging degree at the best of times. But with the added stresses of the pandemic, relating compassionately to ourselves is more important than ever. Do you sometimes find your inner voice can be harsh and self-critical? Do you ever find yourself comparing yourself to others? Are your actions & behaviours reflective of self-compassion?
RIBA Education are running a Skills for Future Architects event this Wednesday 14th April evening, focusing on taming your inner voice.
This event will be taking a look at an important relationship – the one you have with yourself. The two speakers will be covering:
Priya Aiyer, MACE Group – The Architecture Student’s Mental “Survival” Kit 101
- The 5 steps to wellbeing & how these apply to architecture students
- Time management coping techniques
- Crit presentation preparation tips
- Three best methods for coping under stress
John Tapia-Owens, HOK – Design Your Mind
- Why we feel down, how architectural education can impact this, and how to overcome it
- When & how to communicate with friends, family & tutors about how we are feeling
- Tutor-student communication lines
- Improving the culture of education & practice
There will be a Q&A at the end . As a guest you can either post your question in the chat, click the “raise hand” icon in Teams & then switch on your mic (and optionally camera) when your name is called ask the presenters directly, or type it when you sign up for a free ticket. To register use this link.
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Want to know more about RIBA support for architecture students & graduates? Check out the RIBA Future Architects hub page