How to bounce back from failure...and bounce HIGHER! Elements of this piece are quoted in the Independent.

Not only does drama help for presentation, but there are a number of techniques that are wonderful starting points for self reflection

At some point psychology saw "not the norm" as something undesirable-that goes against my thinking, not just as a psychologist, but a person

I focus on building you up. It is where I am skilled and it is where I am of greatest benefit to others. It is up to you where you direct it

People break rules when they know what to do, they desire to do it, and they find it easy - we will follow them for the same reasons

Answering "when will lockdown be lifted" with a date may not help - so what's best? If you are following the science - let us follow it too

Here are some simple 2-minute exercises to get a little more mindful at work which I gave during my interview with "Look The Business"

Pausing for thought can be useful as long as it generates effective action, otherwise, it is another form of procrastination.

These are my tips for keeping your sanity while working remotely, as well as tips for leaders of teams (still) working from home:

Setting boundaries protects emotional strength when you do so & for a leader sets and example of their commitment to wellbeing

There is a "Me" in team - Be aware of your team’s strengths, and prompt them to keep developing - role modelling this yourself.

Although simply a "story about rabbits" there is a lot that we can learn about leadership from Watership Down (contains spoilers)