About Our Interactive Webinars
Our Interactive Webinars offer a warm, friendly and supportive space to explore stress, wellbeing and everyday resilience. The branch is led by Maggie Stevens, ISMAUK Ambassador and Scotland Co-ordinator.
A retired Trainer Adviser, Maggie has been an ambassador for over six years and brings a wealth of experience in education, coaching and wellbeing. Her commitment to supporting others is at the heart of every session delivered by the branch.
Whether you're joining the discussion or simply listening in, Maggie creates a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere where everyone feels comfortable.
What to Expect
These webinars are informal and interactive, giving participants space to learn, share experiences and reflect. Maggie guides each session with warmth and encouragement, fostering open conversation and practical thinking.
Guest speakers sometimes join to offer insights from specialist fields or lived experience, adding depth and variety to the programme.
Participants often tell us they appreciate:
- The friendly, inclusive tone.
- Practical ideas they can use right away.
- The sense of connection with others in similar roles.
- A safe space with no pressure to speak.
Who Attends?
Our webinars are open to anyone with an interest in stress reduction, wellbeing and workplace performance. They are particularly valuable for:
- Stress practitioners, consultants and trainers.
- Business leaders and senior managers.
- HR professionals and team leads.
- Employees looking to improve resilience and wellbeing.
Whether you're developing your own skills or supporting others, these sessions are designed to inform, inspire and equip you with practical tools that make a real difference.
2026 Programme
Join Us
The ISMAUK Scotland Branch is growing both locally and online, and we would love you to be part of it.
Their webinars run throughout the year and are free to attend.
To find out more or get involved, please contact Maggie at: ismaukscotland22@gmail.com
Speaker:Jennifer Mendes, Co-Founder of Unfading Care.
Providing Care: Does it Matter?
Practical Care Support to Help Strengthen Families in Stressful Times
Providing care for someone is not just about the physical demands of caregiving but also the emotional and mental toll it takes. This talk will focus on the practical solutions our care company offers for family caregivers to help reduce the risk of burnout and emotional exhaustion.
Who should attend
Anyone with caring responsibilities, cared-for persons who desires a holiday away, friends and loved-ones who wish they could help but do not have the opportunity, skills or time - who would like to give a care voucher to help towards the costs of supported care Reserve your place today.
Testimonials
Your support behind the scenes brings us all together
Clare Concannon
A pleasure working with ISMA Scotland. Maggie’s professionalism and thoughtful questions made the presentation smooth, engaging and enjoyable. I look forward to working together again.
David P. Briscombe, FISMA