Parent Wellbeing Workshop
This is a Pregnant, Parent & Cares Student (PPCSN) event for Parents Mental Health Day.
PPSCN PRESENTS: PARENT MENTAL HEALTH DAY
In recognition of Parent Mental Health Day, this workshop is dedicated to supporting and improving the mental health and wellbeing of student parents and carers.
Returning to university while pregnant or parenting can be challenging — balancing academic demands, caring responsibilities, identity changes and mental load. This Parent Mental Health Day workshop creates a supportive space to pause, reflect and focus on your wellbeing.
Event Details
Date: Thursday 29 January 2026
Time: 11:00am – 2:00pm
Location: Bedlam Room
Delivered in partnership with Maternity Shift, this interactive session is designed specifically for pregnant students, parents and carers. The workshop will explore emotional wellbeing, managing mental load, navigating transitions, and rebuilding confidence while juggling study and caring responsibilities. There will also be opportunities for peer connection and shared learning in a welcoming, non-judgemental environment.
Our aim is to shine a light on parent mental health and to equip student parents with practical tools, support and reassurance to help them feel more grounded, connected and supported throughout their university journey.
✨ Refreshments will be provided.
Who is this event for?
- Pregnant students
- Student parents
- Student Carers
- Children are permitted
Accessibility Statement
We aim to make this event as inclusive and accessible as possible.
- The venue is on the ground floor with step‑free, wheelchair‑accessible entry, ramps, elevators, and level pathways.
- Accessible and gender‑neutral toilets, as well as baby‑changing facilities are located nearby
- Babies, children, service animals, and support persons are welcome.
- Seating is available throughout, and you may enter or leave the room whenever needed.
- A quiet/safe space will be provided for anyone needing a sensory break.
- The venue is hearing‑loop enabled.
- The session will be supportive and discussion‑based, with flexibility for different communication and sensory needs.
- If you have additional access requirements not covered here, please let us know when booking or contact us at StudentVoice@brunel.ac.uk.
Created by
Union of Brunel Students