Recording: Wellbeing, self-determination & sustainability in higher education
Presented by Dr Lydia Woodyatt, this interactive session explored how we can reframe our understanding of change in higher education to better support wellbeing, not just for individuals, but for entire systems. Drawing on psychological science and lived experience, Dr Woodyatt will unpack models of change, motivation, and psychosocial safety that can help us thrive in an environment of ongoing transformation.
Speaker
Dr Lydia Woodyatt is Professor in Psychology at Flinders University. She uses psychological
science to understand and increase social wellbeing. Her research covers a wide range of practical contexts where psychological needs (and social context) shape social wellbeing - including relationships, organisational leadership, workplace conflict, debt management and customer
service, loneliness in communities, military and veteran experiences, child protection, and
universities - amongst many others.
This webinar was hosted by the Equity Practitioners in Higher Education Association (EPHEA).