Sab UddinTalks & workshops

Speaker & session brief
Milton Keynes · Online & in person

Mental health & workplace wellbeing

Better conversations
about mental health
and returning to work.

A personal perspective on mental health, workplace pressure and rebuilding confidence. Talks and workshops that make room for reflection, useful questions and honest conversation.

The talk30 minutesSelected lived experience and workplace examples
Your questions30 minutesAudience Q&A and guided discussion

Four themes to explore

Mental health & stigma

How language, assumptions and everyday interactions can shape someone's experience at work.

Pressure, boundaries & burnout

Workplace pressure, boundaries and conversations about workload and support.

Supportive conversations

Listening, asking thoughtful questions and discussing what practical support might help.

Returning to work

Confidence, expectations and useful conversations after mental ill health.

A considered session

  • A preparation call to understand your audience
  • An agreed focus and relevant examples
  • A concise takeaway resource
  • Optional participation; listening is welcome
Introductory talk fee

£350per organisation

For the first three paid bookings. Any travel expenses agreed in advance. The scope and total fee are confirmed in writing before booking.

More room
for participation.

A tailored workshop can combine personal insight, guided discussion and workplace scenarios around the conversations you want to explore. Duration, scope and fee are agreed separately before booking.

About Sab

Sab Uddin brings lived experience of mental ill health and recovery alongside a background in law and residential property management. He holds an LLB and LPC, and his legal experience includes working as a paralegal at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. Based in Milton Keynes, he offers sessions online and in person.

Sessions offer education and discussion informed by lived experience. Nobody is required to share personal experiences. Individual clinical questions should be directed to qualified professionals.

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