My story matters because it means there is hope.
Tag: inclusion
Language
Once more for the people in the back: How we talk about mental health matters.
The difference a day makes
Who I was then is not who I am now. That’s good and challenging at the same time.
Call for a substitution
Language matters. Words have resonance. Here’s an easy trick to see if you’re being a jerk with what you’re saying.
Can everyone please go on mute?
When we eliminate the clutter and the noise, we can create space for the voices that most need to be heard.
How can it not know what it is?
How am I a human resource? Simple, I’m not.
Learning to read the room
As I’ve written before, positivity can be toxic. In the throes of the COVID19 crisis, it’s important that we stay vigilant and call out actions that serve to shame those struggling with anxiety, depression, and other challenging circumstances.
It’s (a)live!
The presentations (including mine!) from the QUT BEST Centre 2020 Conference are now available online.
On top of the world, Down Under
I’m heading to Brisbane, Australia to present some of my doctoral research at a behavioral economics conference. Take that, Jerk Brain!
Do you hear what I hear?
Amplifying my voice hasn’t been challenging, because I already have a megaphone. What do we do to turn up the volume for others who aren’t being heard?
Seriously, Jerk Brain? 