Welcome to the EIM Global podcast, the place where we speak to experts in the education sector so we understand more about how we can develop ourselves in everything we do. In today's episode we are joined by Doctor Sue Roffey. Sue Roffey is a psychologist, academic author, activist, and speaker. She holds posts as Honorary Associate Professor at University College London and adjunct Fellow at the Western Sydney University as well as being affiliated to the wellbeing institute at Cambridge University. She is a member of the Advisory Board of the Carnegie centre of excellence for mental health in schools, furthermore Sue was a Fellow of the British psychological society, a past member of the editorial board of educational and child psychology and a fellow of the Royal Society for the encouragement of arts manufactures and commerce. In our conversation we cover Sues background in student well-being discussing the relationship between agency and wellbeing and why now more than ever schools need to be addressing this area. Sue explains why piecemeal approach to student well-being won't get us where we need to go as well as sharing her own aspire framework developed over many years of work in the field Sues passion and expertise for the topic of clear right the way through our discussion. So, for all that and more let’s jump into this episode with Doctor Sue Roffey EIM Online: www.eimglobal.com Doctor Sue Roffey: https://twitter.com/sueroffey