PEPTALK EVENTS in conjunction with ASB Bank is excited to welcome Resiliency Expert Dr Lucy Hone to Marlborough's ASB Theatre

Tuesday 13 October 2020
5 - 8 PM
(canapés in the foyer on arrival)
$28 + booking fee

This highly anticipated event was postponed back in March due to COVID 19. All previously purchased tickets are valid for this new date, with limited tickets available to purchase here

AUT Research Associate and Keynote speaker Dr Lucy Hone specialises in applying the latest research to empower people to become ‘active participants in their own wellbeing’. Her quest is to take the best scientific findings out of academia and bring them to people in their everyday lives. At this event she will provide compelling evidence why wellbeing is worth investing in – while also improving audience wellbeing.
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We are excited to offer this opportunity Marlborough and surrounding areas:

• schools and early learning centres
• businesses
• organisations
• parents
• coaches
• all those interested in enhancing mental wellbeing for themselves and their wider community.

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You will be rejuvenated and inspired by this dynamic, relevant, and poignant presentation from a leading expert in the wellbeing space. Learn the latest research and leave armed with practical strategies!
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Dr Lucy Hone is a research associate at AUT University and Director at The New Zealand Institute of Wellbeing and Resilience. Having been trained by the thought-leaders in the field at the University of Pennsylvania, she completed a PhD in public health at AUT. She now assists organisations – from leading law and aviation firms, to schools and health practitioners – to design and implement wellbeing initiatives creating sustained and meaningful change. The widespread respect for Lucy’s work is demonstrated by two large-scale projects she is currently running involving dozens of NZ schools, backed by Ministry of Education funding.

The sudden death of her 12-year old daughter, Abi, and friends in 2014, forced Lucy to turn her substantial academic training and professional practice to foster resilience in very personal circumstances. The blog she wrote in the aftermath of Abi’s death attracted international attention and resulted in the best-selling non-fiction title, What Abi Taught Us, Strategies for Resilient Grieving (Allen & Unwin, 2016), now available as Resilient Grieving in the US, UK and NZ. She is now much in demand as a Keynote speaker and workshop presenter fostering resilience among diverse populations and organisations, both in NZ and internationally.
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She is a member of the NZAPP’s executive committee, a policy advisor for Canterbury’s All Right? campaign, the conference convenor for the Positive Education New Zealand conference, and NZ’s Global Representative for the International Positive Education Network. 

We are thrilled to be bringing a speaker of Lucy's calibre to Blenheim, to share insights from her work at the official launch of our NEW mental wellness magazine. 

This highly anticipated event was postponed back in March due to COVID 19. All previously purchased tickets are valid for this new date, with limited tickets available to purchase soon... link will be posted here asap.

WATCH DR LUCY HONE'S INSPIRING 2019 TEDx TALK

Lucy's broad academic knowledge and professional experience, powerful personal story and engaging presentation style means she is a highly respected and sought after keynote speaker in the education and business sectors.

This highly anticipated event was postponed back in March due to COVID 19. All previously purchased tickets are valid for this new date, with limited tickets available to purchase here

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LAUNCHING AT THIS EVENT

PEPTALK Magazine

PEPTALK MEDIA will be launching New Zealand's NEW publication dedicated to enhancing mental wellness at this event.

Empowering Readers
​& Impacting the Future

All event attendees will receive a complimentary copy of PEPTALK magazine's latest issue.

PEPTALK MAGAZINE is for you if you are interested in boosting your own mental wellbeing and also helping to change the trajectory of mental health in New Zealand. Profits from this publication help to fund our impacts aimed at transforming mental wellbeing. 

Learn more about PEPTALK Magazine here

Inspirational young Marlburians George Glover  & Tommy Hyland have both recently completed impressive feats in the pursuit of raising awareness and money for mental health. They will share with us the story of their recent journeys, the challenges they overcome, and the mental strategies they used.

GEORGE GLOVER

Marlborough Boys College 2020 Head Boy George Glover swam the length of the Queen Charlotte Sound and back over 10 days, raising $57,000 for the I AM HOPE charity.  

TOM HIGHLAND

Tom Highland cycled around New Zealand over 100 days on a pursuit to connect and raise awareness for mental health.

EVENT SCHEDULE

5pm - Arrive
Canapes in the ASB Theatre foyer. Cash bar available. 

5:30pm - Main auditorium

• Welcome : Anna O'Hagan ASB Bank
• Intro : Event organisers PEPTALK MEDIA.
• Guest Speaker : MBC Head Boy George Glover.
• Dr Lucy Hone presentation - 60 minutes.
• Q&A on stage with Lucy Hone.​

8pm - Event concludes with a musical performance by Sarah Brown.
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​You are welcome to mingle in the foyer. Lucy Hone will be available to speak one on one with guests.

This highly anticipated event was postponed back in March due to COVID 19. All previously purchased tickets are valid for this new date, with limited tickets available to purchase here.

PEPTALK MEDIA is a social enterprise who seek to empower this generation and the next, by helping people realise and embrace their innate ability to enhance their own mental wellbeing. We deliver the knowledge, tools, and strategies that enable adults, teen, and children to harness this ability, through the empowering products we sell, the uplifting events we host, and our engaging magazine; we commit our profits to funding impacts that empower children and teens.

MISSION STATEMENT
At PEPTALK it is our mission is twofold:

1.  Enhance the now...
2. Transform the future...

of mental health.

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