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Introspection and Leadership – why it matters (part 4 of THRIVE)

Photo by Meiying Ng on Unsplash Welcome to week 4 of our 6-part series on how to support colleagues to navigate grief, loss and trauma at...

Feb 9, 202110 min read

Helping someone – a colleague, friend or family member – through grief is challenging. Grief is a universal experience, yet it's also...

Feb 5, 20211 min read

Image by Tim Mossholder via unsplash.com In this brand new 6-part series by Dr Chloe Paidoussis Mitchell, Associate of The Work...

Feb 2, 202111 min read

Image by Chris Montgomery via Unsplash.com In this brand new 6-part series by Dr Chloe Paidoussis Mitchell, Associate of The Work...

Jan 26, 202112 min read

By Dr Chloe Paidoussis Mitchell In this brand new 6-part series by Dr Chloe Paidoussis Mitchell, Associate of The Work Psychologists and...

Jan 19, 202112 min read

Editor's Note: A couple of months ago, two brilliant women – Vicky Xian and Mirna Cheet – joined The Work Psychologists for a three-month...

Nov 17, 202012 min read

Is it just us, or has work become pretty full-on this autumn, despite (or perhaps because of) Covid-19? A lot of the people we've been...

Oct 28, 20205 min read

The term psychological safety is bandied about a lot by business psychologists and cultural strategists. Historically, it’s always been...

Oct 20, 20207 min read

Why the idea of visionary leadership is dying and what it really takes to lead in turbulent times A 10 minute read Written by Sharon Nash...

Jul 7, 202011 min read

The results of our COVID-19 home working survey are in, and leaders – especially those looking for a formula to make remote working...

May 22, 202014 min read

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