Melhores podcasts sobre Dr Amanda Ferguson (2024)

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Evil is amongst us - dealing with narcissists, sociopaths and antisocial personalities in our work and personal lives 10:53

14d ago10:53

10:53

Evil is real and does live amongst us. But who teaches us how to deal with bullies, abuse, cruelty and even criminals in our personal and work life ? Unless you’ve suffered at the hands of this – it’s very hard to believe, understand and accept the extreme level of cruelty and abuse that antisocial people can and do dish out on anyone who gets in t…

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Remote with Jimmy and Amanda Hanus: Curating a Vibrant New Chapter in Tulsa 21:49

13d ago21:49

21:49

Seeking a change of pace and place to start a family, where did Amanda and Jimmy Hanus set their sights? Tulsa, Oklahoma! In this episode of Remote With, Justin sits down with the couple to discuss their journey from Chicago to Tulsa through the Tulsa Remote program. Discover: - Why Amanda and Jim felt Tulsa was the perfect place to relocate and st…

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Becoming a carer – a partner’s unwelcome news and unexpected gift, with author, Michelle Scheibner 59:50

27d ago59:50

59:50

I welcome back author, speaker and activator, Michelle Scheibner. With over 30 years experience in coaching, mentoring, advising individuals and groups. Her extensive training includes a post graduate Diploma in Career Development. In 2016 the passing of her former partner and constant companion opened the wounds of absent perspectives of herself. …

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Self esteem and self-love - acceptance is everything 5:56

1M ago5:56

5:56

We hear about self esteem and self-love often. So what really are they and how do we enhance ours if it feels like they may be a little lacking? Listen to this power ep as I discuss all things self esteem and self love. This episode includes: - understanding more about self esteem and self love - why is acceptance so important - you’ll learn a proc…

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Remote With Marion Renk-Rosenthal: From LA to Tulsa: Finding a Bigger World in a Smaller City 28:57

1M ago28:57

28:57

How did a European media professional find her groove in the heart of Oklahoma? Join us as we chat with Marion Renk Rosenthal, a multilingual remote worker who traded her life in California for a vibrant community in Tulsa. Discover how this seasoned journalist embraced a new chapter in her life and found unexpected connections through the Tulsa Re…

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Modern addiction support for successful people, with psychologist Tara Hurster 44:37

2M ago44:37

44:37

In this episode of Psych for Life, I chat with Tara Hurster, Founder and CEO of The TARA Clinic – or Therapeutic Addiction Recovery Assistance – providing Modern Addiction Support For Successful People. She is a Psychologist & Speaker. Join us as we discuss: - how addiction doesn't discriminate - modern solutions to addiction - what are the Stages …

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How trauma is passed down the generations, and how to heal yours, with author, Michelle Scheibner 44:11

2M ago44:11

44:11

In this episode of Psych for Life, I chat with Michelle Scheibner an author, speaker and activator. In 2016 the passing of her former partner and constant companion opened the wounds of absent perspectives of herself. In 2022 Michelle became a published TEDx Speaker on the subject of identity and in 2024, she released her memoir HUSH: unravelling t…

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Remote with Dr. Montana Cain: Saying Yes to New Opportunities - How Tulsa Remote Changed Montana's Life 17:57

3M ago17:57

17:57

Have you ever considered shaking up your life by relocating for a remote job? In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Montana Cain, who took a leap of faith and moved from South Carolina to Tulsa, Oklahoma through the Tulsa Remote program. Discover: How the pandemic sparked Montana's desire for change and led her to the Tulsa Remote program The role …

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Remote with Trae Sjogren: Giving Back to Tulsa - Trae's Journey from Creative Professional to Community Builder 20:13

3M ago20:13

20:13

What inspires someone to uproot their life and move to a new city? In this episode of Remote Revelations, we sit down with Trae Sjogren, a creative professional who relocated to Tulsa, Oklahoma through the Tulsa Remote program. Trae shares his journey from Idaho to Tulsa and how he found a welcoming community that supported his personal and profess…

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Remote with Jaslyn Ferguson: Why Choose to Work Remote from Tulsa? Jaslyn Shares Her Story 19:28

3M ago19:28

19:28

What happens when you take a leap of faith and move to a new city sight unseen? In this episode of Remote With, we sit down with Jaslyn Ferguson, a dynamic entrepreneur who left Orlando, Florida for Tulsa, Oklahoma in search of a fresh start and new opportunities through the Tulsa Remote program. Discover: How a 3am Google search led Jaslyn to upro…

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Remote with Obum Ukabam: Discovering Opportunity and Community in an Unexpected Place 27:29

3M ago27:29

27:29

What happens when you leave the comfort of the familiar to chase your dreams in an unexpected place? In this episode of Remote With, we sit down with Obum Ukabam, one of the first participants in the Tulsa Remote program, to discuss his transformative journey from California to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Discover: How the Tulsa Remote program helped Obum fin…

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Remote With Joshua Ogden Davis: Rediscovering America in Tulsa 22:09

3M ago22:09

22:09

Ever wondered what it's like to rediscover America after a decade abroad? Join host Justin Harlan as he sits down with Joshua Ogden Davis, a Tulsa Remote member who spent 10 years in China before finding his way to Tulsa, Oklahoma. In this episode of "Remote With," Joshua shares his journey of personal and professional growth in the heart of Americ…

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Remote With Ryan Fitzgibbon: How Did an NYC Magazine Publisher Find Renewed Purpose in Tulsa? 21:54

3M ago21:54

21:54

What happens when a successful NYC magazine editor decides to leave the big city and move to Tulsa, Oklahoma? In this episode of Remote With, we sit down with Ryan Fitzgibbon, one of the first 100 members of the Tulsa Remote program. Ryan shares his journey from running a print magazine in Brooklyn to embracing a new chapter and a new passion proje…

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Being versus doing - what's the balance? 10:56

3M ago10:56

10:56

It's a never ending quest to work out how to find balance in our lives. One that most of us struggle with endlessly. I first discussed this in my book Life Works – because many of us identify with ourselves as humans doing early in our lives – until we might hit a wall… when suddenly this no longer works for us any moreSo in this episode, I dive in…

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The Parenthood, supporting the early years, with CEO Georgie Dent 35:46

3M ago35:46

35:46

In this episode of Psych for Life, I chat with Georgie Dent, former lawyer and CEO of The Parenthood, a NFP advocacy organisation that represents over 80,000 parents, carers and allies around Australia. Georgie is a passionate and prominent advocate for children, parents, families and women. She is a regular media commentator and the author of Brea…

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Chronic Lateness - how to correct it in yourself and others 10:57

4M ago10:57

10:57

Are you – or someone you know - constantly late ? Always arriving at work, meetings, family and social occasions late? Always rushing?Sick of feeling guilty and embarrassed for making people wait? Spending money unnecessarily, tired of feeling stressed out? Ashamed of frustrating people and being judged?If any of those feelings resonate with you, t…

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Relationship Attachment Styles and How to Heal Yours, with clinical psychotherapist, Jennifer Nurick 36:53

4M ago36:53

36:53

Like it or not, we all have attachment styles! You have probably even heard the term before - but what are they and why should you be familiar with yours? In this episode I welcome back Jennifer Nurick to dive deep into all things attachment and how it impacts our relationships.Jennifer Nurick (Jen) specialises in healing anxious attachment, attach…

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Co-dependence – why it makes us miserable and how to untangle it 10:47

5M ago10:47

10:47

Co-dependence may seem like the latest buzzy word, however if you're wanting healthy relationships in your life, it's one you should probably pay attention to.The cornerstone of Co-dependence is when we care too much what other people think about us. This keeps us limited, stuck and failing to grow and eventually impacts our relationships, keeping …

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Leadership: How congruence and alignment creates great leadership, with Organisational Development Consultant Ella Zhang 37:37

5M ago37:37

37:37

In this episode of Psych for Life, I chat with Ella Zhang on alignment and congruence in great leadership. Ella is a passionate, strategic change maker, Organisational Development Consultant and executive coach with decades of experience in Fortune100 companies and start-ups. Her expertise includes leadership development, cultural transformation an…

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Dealing with difficult personalities in business + the workplace 12:27

6M ago12:27

12:27

We can all relate to working with someone who seems just that little bit more difficult to manage. One minute everything may feel fine and the next, we wonder what we did wrong or how we misinterpreted instructions. The feeling you have to walk on eggshells or maybe just find yourself wanting to limit contact with this manager, co-worker or busines…

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Helping children be who they want to be, with psychologist, Sabina Read 27:30

6M ago27:30

27:30

Now more than ever, supporting our youth to thrive is essential. So in the latest episode of Psych for Life, I chat with "human behaviour expert" , Sabina Read on how best to support this. Sabina is a psychologist, speaker, media commentator, and life sherpa who works to help people become the architects of their own growth and freedom so they can …

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Loneliness + connection - why relating really matters 10:25

6M ago10:25

10:25

As explored in my previous episode on Loneliness and Solitude, loneliness is something we all experience at times in our lives. With our need to connect being innate, it's important to understand how connection impacts our wellbeing and happiness.So in this episode I discuss: what loneliness is, why connecting to the right people is critical and ho…

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How our digital habits + behaviours are impacting our stress and relationships + what we can do to tame our tech habits, with Dr Kristy Goodwin 33:04

7M ago33:04

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There's no escaping that we live in a digital world. However, our digital habits are impacting our stress and relationships more than ever, so I chat with Dr Kristy Goodwin, about what we can do to tame them.Dr Kristy Goodwin studies what it takes to thrive in the digital world. Kristy is the author of Dear Digital, We need to talk where she decode…

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Burnout, Overtime + Job Security - What's fair and How to Negotiate 18:57

7M ago18:57

18:57

Burnout and unpaid overtime are a common problem, often leading to unhealthy work relationships and unhappy working environments. Often though, it's a tricky path to navigate if we find ourselves experiencing this. Do we want to ruffle feathers? What impact will it have on our job security? What are the long term impacts? These delicate issues are …

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Family + general dispute resolution, finding strength + growth, with Rosemary Gattuso 33:05

7M ago33:05

33:05

In the latest episode of Psych for Life, I'm chatting with Dispute Resolution Practitioner and Counsellor, Rosemary Gattuso who specialises in trauma informed Family Dispute Resolution and Restorative Justice. Rosemary’s career began as a lawyer and then progressed away from the courts and towards mediation rooms. She became curious about how peopl…

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Why switching off from work during breaks is critical 15:06

7M ago15:06

15:06

So many people struggle to switch off at all and find themselves spending breaks (even lunch breaks, let alone holidays) on devices or madly trying to multi task lots of other seemingly must do tasks - which defeats the purpose of the break and then they wonder why they don't feel like they had a break at all. Does this sound familiar? Do you strug…

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Boys + emotional intelligence – why soft skills predict success in adult life + work, with Daniel Principe, youth advocate + educator 32:10

8M ago32:10

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In this episode, I welcome back Daniel Principe, a passionate youth advocate and educator. He champions boys across Australia to challenge culture and aspire to live courageous, respectful and empathetic lives.Having presented to tens of thousands of young people across Australia, Daniel is no stranger to the complex challenges that our distracting…

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100th Ep - Dr. Amanda's top tips for surviving + thriving in our ever-changing world 13:10

8M ago13:10

13:10

It’s hard to believe this is my 100th Psych for Life podcast episode. I hope you’re enjoying listening to these eps as much as I am in making them! In honour of 100 eps, in this one I offer my top tips for thriving in our ever-changing world.These days – we are warned of more pandemics, economic and supply pressures and climate disasters. We live i…

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Reasons why your childhood patterns roll into business, with clinical psychotherapist, Jennifer Nurick 35:16

8M ago35:16

35:16

Have you ever wondered why a work colleague or boss has you feeling like you're dealing with a family member? It's not as crazy as it sounds. In this episode of Psych for Life, I welcome Jennifer Nurick a licensed Clinical Psychotherapist, Counsellor, Energetic Healer, and author of “Heal Your Anxious Attachment”. She is the founder and voice of Ps…

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Get your dream job: Why career planning and development matters, with Gaj Ravichandra, peak performance coach & psychologist 42:32

8M ago42:32

42:32

In this episode, I welcome Gaj Ravichandra, a Peak Performance Coach, Registered Psychologist and the co-founder of Kompass Consultancy, a global Talent Management Consultancy that enables Performance Excellence. Gaj provides individual coaching on developing mental toughness, career pivots, finding purpose, opportunity and increasing mental resili…

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Loneliness and solitude - A pathway to deeper self-connection and happiness 9:42

8M ago9:42

9:42

Loneliness....it is something we all can experience at various times in our lives. As humans our need to connect is innate, so when there is a gap between the connection desired and the actual lived experience, one can feel lonely.So in this episode I'll discuss all things loneliness, what it is, how it potentially impacts our health and wellbeing,…

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Summer Series 4: Reclaiming your sense of self after motherhood 17:51

9M ago17:51

17:51

Today I'm sharing the final episode in my 2024 Summer Series - some of my most popular Psych for Life episodes. I hope you enjoy it as much as my other listeners have.There is a lot of focus on the joy and gains of motherhood – however, with all the focus on what a woman gains when baby arrives, it’s easy to forget what they may lose – in particula…

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Summer Series 3: Why staying physically connected is crucial to our happiness and survival as a species, with Professor Mark Williams 55:33

9M ago55:33

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During January, I’ll be sharing my 2024 Summer Series - a replay of some of our most popular Psych for Life podcast episodes. I hope you enjoy them as much as my other listeners have.In this episode, I welcome back cognitive neuroscientist, Professor Mark Williams to chat about his fascinating new book, The Connected Species - How the evolution of …

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Summer Series 2: Is grey area drinking catching up with you? With coach, Sarah Rusbatch 25:12

9M ago25:12

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During January, I’ll be sharing my 2024 Summer Series - a replay of some of our most popular Psych for Life podcast episodes. I hope you enjoy them as much as my other listeners have.In this episode, I chat with Sarah Rusbatch, a certified Women's Health and Wellbeing Coach, accredited Grey Area Drinking Coach and Key-Note speaker sharing her journ…

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Summer Series 1: Our inner critic - keeping it in check 9:42

10M ago9:42

9:42

During January, I’ll be sharing my 2024 Summer Series - a replay of some of our most popular Psych for Life podcast episodes. I hope you enjoy them as much as my other listeners have.You know that negative - often damning - voice inside your head? The one that says...you’re not good enough, you don’t deserve that, you’ll never get there! It's often…

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The turn of the year – seize control of your life 20:08

10M ago20:08

20:08

As we quickly head towards the turn of the year, it is a natural time to take stock and reassess. Our unconscious mind naturally starts to do this most years, however, this year – more than many others - staying happy and empowered in these times of volatility and disruption – is a big challenge!. So in the last Psych for Life episode for 2023, we …

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Teaching children about money, with financial therapist, Jane Monica Jones 45:06

11M ago45:06

45:06

In this episode, I welcome back Australia's leading FInancial and Trauma Informed Financial Wellbeing Specialist, Jane Monica Jones. She is the co-founder of the Financial Wellbeing Company and author of The Billionaire Buddha and the Money Mental Health Card series. Jane has a passion for this sometimes challenging subject and works compassionatel…

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How to be guided by your intuition not fear 10:00

11M ago10:00

10:00

People often ask me - how can I know whether it is fear or my intuition talking to me? We would all like to be better equipped to tune into our intuition and let it drive our choices without being held back by fear.So tune in to this episode as I discuss all things intuition and fear.In this podcast you’ll learn: - What is fear and the difference b…

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Blokes Psychology - boys' and mens' mental health with psychologist, Carl Nelms 42:28

12M ago42:28

42:28

In this episode I welcome psychologist, Carl Nelms. Carl is the founder of Blokes Psychology and has a passion for assisting men to overcome the stigma of reaching out for support. His vision is that by creating a service targeted towards males, more men can improve their psychological health and well-being, stop suffering in silence, and receive t…

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Glimmers - positive triggers to feeling peace and safety 7:51

12M ago7:51

7:51

In this time of increasing challenges and uncertainty, we are all needing to do more to look after our feelings, mental health and wellbeing. Self regulation – or self management - is a critical part of this. 'Glimmers' is a term coined by social worker Deb Dana, whose work centres around polyvagal theory – or how our daily feelings result from the…

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Guiding boys in the culture of porn, and sexualisation of women and girls, with educator Daniel Principe 56:35

1y ago56:35

56:35

In this episode, I chat with Daniel Principe a youth advocate and educator with Collective Shout, a movement against the objectification of women and sexualisation of girls in the media, partnering with schools and communities to challenge the porn culture and the sexualisation of women and girls.Daniel has presented in hundreds of schools to stude…

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How to date for a lasting relationship 16:26

1y ago16:26

16:26

We are all familiar with the many difficulties and disasters that can happen when dating...from picking the wrong type, rushing intimacy, feeling unlovable or wondering if Mr or Ms Right will ever appear. For many – it just happens – for others … they may need to make it happen So in this power ep of Psych for Life you’ll learn:- the timeless thing…

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The Black Summer Fires – From the Inside, with farmer and author Janice Newnham 45:09

1y ago45:09

45:09

In this episode, I’m joined by Janice Newnham. Janice is a veterinarian by profession but a farmer, wife, and mother by passion. She and her husband, Robert, operate an Angus cattle farm in a picturesque valley in Walwa, in the Upper Murray of Victoria, Australia. The Newnhams are also communityadvocates and volunteers. The Australian 2019/20 Black…

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Love Your Dragon – making fear work for you, with strategist Brad Axelrad 19:42

1y ago19:42

19:42

In this episode, I welcome strategist, Brad Axelrad. Brad’s been an event producer, consultant, strategist and podcast host, producing over 150 live events with top business leaders and best-selling authors. He supports coaches, entrepreneurs, and consultants, to create the business that sets them free to live a life of fulfillment and truth. On hi…

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Reclaiming your sense of self after motherhood 17:29

1y ago17:29

17:29

There is a lot of focus on the joy and gains of motherhood – however, with all the focus on what a woman gains when baby arrives, it’s easy to forget what they may lose – in particular the loss of a sense of self. The focus often stays on the baby rather than the woman and how to care for her after baby and her developmental issues.So in this episo…

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Compelling new advice on why staying physically connected is crucial to our happiness and survival as a species, with cognitive neuroscientist Professor Mark Williams 54:21

1y ago54:21

54:21

In this episode, I welcome back cognitive neuroscientist, Professor Mark Williams to chat about his fascinating new book, The Connected Species - How the evolution of the human brain can save the world. This book is a compelling read, with wise and reassuring guidance and an essential guide for all of us in this time – showing how we evolved to our…

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Micro Cheating...what is it and where to draw the line 13:25

1+ y ago13:25

13:25

People often ask me, if you’re in a serious relationship - what are the rules? What’s right and what’s wrong? What’s acceptable behaviour and what is not?Micro cheating can be considered the small harmless things people do that have the potential to cultivate emotional intimacy outside their relationship —without ever physically crossing a line.So …

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Kintsugi Heroes – how our broken parts create our beauty, with Ian Westmoreland 32:03

1+ y ago32:03

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In this episode, I welcome back Ian Westmoreland, founder of Mentoring Men, to talk about his new passion project, the podcast Kintsugi Heroes. This podcast aims to share how those major moments of challenge we face can change the course of our life, making it even more beautiful and fulfilling than ever before.Listen in to hear -- What is Kintsugi…

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Our inner critic - keeping it in check 9:18

1+ y ago9:18

9:18

You know that negative - often damning - voice inside your head? The one that says...you’re not good enough, you don’t deserve that, you’ll never get there! It's often referred to as our negative ego or inner critic. So where does it come from? What’s it all about? Is it ever a good thing? How do we know? What do we do if it’s clearly holding us ba…

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Retreats for building resilience in children, with Stuart Clark, educator + head of campus at Pymble Ladies’ College 43:13

1+ y ago43:13

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In this episode, I chat with Stuart Clark, educator and head of campus (Vision Valley) at Pymble Ladies' College. Stuart has been involved in the education sector for more than 25 years. He’s worked in outdoor, classroom, and adult education, as well as in educational leadership. He holds numerous qualifications, including Master of Teaching and Ma…

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