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‘An unexplored continent’: What can dreams tell us about society?
This article was originally published in the Sydney Morning Herald, June 5 2020, by Felicity Lewis: https://www.smh.com.au/national/an-unexplored-continent-what-can-dreams-tell-us-about-society-20200604-p54zcs.html Many of us have had vivid dreams during this...
Kate Dempsey Sorry Business Seminar
Sorry Business: A Kleinian perspective on Apology and Reparation seminar‘Sorry business’ is a term used by First Nation People’s of Australia to encompass the rituals and ceremonies associated with death and grieving. But Australia has a sorry business, left...
Prof Susan Long seminar: Organisational Role Analysis
The Transforming Experience Framework, Organisational Role Analysis and Abductive Logic. Seminar on 12 August 2020 onlineSeminar, online from Melbourne Australia via Zoom Prof Susan Long (PhD) Susan Long is Director, Research and Scholarship at NIODA. She was formerly...
The Authority to Profess
The authority to profess Susan Long The shorter Oxford dictionary defines a Professor as a public teacher of the highest rank in a specific faculty or branch of learning. The title designates one who is accorded the authority to profess their thoughts, understanding...
Working collaboratively during COVID-19
Working collaboratively during COVID-19 by Jennifer Burrows Eradication or controlled suppression of COVID-19 is the difficult choice facing Australia right now. The Weekend Australian (April 18 2020) described a project being undertaken by almost 100 researchers from...
We are all in this together
We are all in this together – Between Basic Assumption Me and Basic Assumption Oneness ‘We are all in this together’ has become a worldwide slogan for the fight against COVID-19. The slogan attempts to unify peoples and countries by indicating that anyone can get the...
Working from home for years tips
Working from home for years - tips I’ve been working from home for the last two years, at first I found it very difficult, but now I love it! Here are my tips: A little over two years ago, I started working for NIODA offering a real, dinky-di, fully accredited Master...
Understanding Socioanalytic Methods and COVID-19
Understanding Socioanalytic Methods and COVID-19 In these difficult times of COVID-19, I think a note on socioanalytic methods might be helpful. The flood of information, as well as anxieties, is on the surface of the virus spread – some critical and helpful; keeping...
Working into the Future: Symposium 2020
WORKING INTO THE FUTURE BUILDING INDIVIDUAL & ORGANISATIONAL CULTURE BEYOND 2020WORKING INTO THE FUTURE BUILDING INDIVIDUAL & ORGANISATIONAL CULTURE BEYOND 20209, 10 & 11 September 2020This symposium focuses on how organisations can best equip themselves...
Reparative Leadership in 2020
Is Reparative Leadership possible in 2020? Dr Bruno Boccara considers Socio-Analytic Dialogue and its elusive quest... Is Reparative Leadership possible in 2020? by Bruno Boccara Disagreements about policies are often the consequences of deeper psychosocial issues,...
‘Sorry Business’ Seminar: Dr Kate Dempsey
Sorry Business: A Kleinian perspective on Apology and Reparation seminar on 13 May 2020 in MelbourneSeminar, online from Australia via Zoom Dr Kate Dempsey (PhD) Kate Dempsey is an organisational consultant who has successfully operated her own business, Kate Dempsey...
Teamwork is Destroying Organizations
Professor Smith's most recent book is titled The Abundance-Scarcity Paradox. He is currently working on a book to be titled: Teamwork is Destroying Organizations.Teamwork is Destroying Organizations: Public Lecture, Melbourne, Australia Professor Kenwyn K Smith (PhD)...
Writing & Editorial Workshop 2020
This workshop aims to help participants become authors of their written pieces; to discover the role of author; to allow their imagination to flourish. It also looks to the fundamentals of good writing and editing. Four-day Writing & Editorial Workshop, live...
‘Close to home’ my reality of fire in Australia
'Close to home' my reality of fire in Australia by Robyn Hartley 'Close to home' my reality of fire in Australia. I want to share with you my journey... I live in Brogo NSW. Our local communities of Cobargo and Quaama were devastated on new years eve, two among many....
Climate Change Denial and Australia’s Devastating Bush Fires
Climate Change Denial and Australia's Devastating Bush Fires Denial is a psychological defence employed when an individual or group is challenged in what they believe and when that belief is central to their sense of self. But what is most intriguing is that denial is...
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