Complexity, Creativity and Community in a Networked World
This video has been produced for the NIODA 2021 online group relations working conference. As well as introducing the theme, it aims to demystify the conference by explaining some key concepts using everyday language.
Written by Nuala Dent & Julian Foot, with contributions from Andrea Foot, Ellie Robinson and Susan LongVideo Direction and Production by Julian Foot, Leaf Logics
BENJAMIN with Professor Wendy Harding
BENJAMIN seminar with Professor Wendy Harding 📆 8.30 - 10.30 am Wednesday 6 August 2025 (Melbourne time) BENJAMIN seminar Professor Wendy Harding Jessica Benjamin is an important and influential psychoanalysts, author and professor. She is one of the founders...
Blogs from NIODA’s 2021 Group Relations Conference Staff
The shadow of our limiting beliefs
by NIODA Guest
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COVID, Our Teacher
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What does it take to be vulnerable online?
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What is a Group Relations Conference?
by NIODA
Complexity, Creativity and Community in a Networked World This video has been produced for the NIODA 2021 online group relations working conference....
The Lime Neighbourhood
At a recent online group relations conference, I had the opportunity to explore the concept of neighbourhoods. This blog will describe my experience and, I hope, stimulate thinking about how we create a sense of community in online places.
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