Lectures and External Engagements
Alongside my clinical and research-related work, I undertake a limited number of lecture engagements for organisations and networks seeking a psychological perspective on self-regulation, sustainable performance and human functioning in working life.
This is not a separate branch of my practice, but a small number of carefully selected engagements carried out when the context, content and timeframe are right.
My contribution is based on a combination of:
sport psychology
neurofeedback and neuroregulation
ACT and mindfulness
clinical and research-related experience
Arne Edvardsson giving a lecture at the nordic sport science conferece
Focus of the lectures
I primarily lecture within themes such as:
Self-regulation and neuroregulation
How the brain, nervous system and behaviour interact in stress, focus, recovery and decision-making.
Sustainable performance and psychological flexibility
How individuals and teams can function and perform over time without wearing themselves down.
Compassion and relationships for success
How self-compassion, empathy and psychological safety strengthen functioning and collaboration.
What working life can learn from sport psychology
Motivation, recovery, feedback culture and mental sustainability inspired by elite environments.
Format
Engagements are mainly delivered as:
individual lectures
shorter seminars
conversations for leadership teams or professional networks
I do not undertake longer processes, organisational development or ongoing assignments.
Availability
As this takes place alongside my primary practice, the number of engagements per year is limited. Assignments are planned well in advance and designed to be clearly defined in scope and duration.
Enquiries
If you would like to discuss a possible lecture arrangement, you are welcome to get in touch for an initial conversation.
