Category Archives: Communications

Biofields in communications best practice for managing bullying in educational settings

Bullying is a serious problem that affects millions of children and adolescents worldwide. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, in 2019, 20% of students between the ages of 12 and 18 reported being bullied at school (National Center for Education Statistics, 2021). This problem is not limited to physical violence or verbal abuse, as bullying can also take

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Faux Pas: Telling Leaders What They Want to Hear

In our first meeting, one of my clients said straight faced and unapologetically, ‘We’re map and chart people. We like to know where we are and where we are going.” Given his military career, I actually found this more a reminder re: what my approach with said client should be rather than any clear indicator about expectations pertaining to the

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Brands in Trauma: Oscars 2022

I won’t chastise the Academy award winner for casting himself as the lead antagonist during a mediated performance by a peer, for I am reminded of Ekhardt Tolle’s concept of pain-body. That being said, I think it is important to remember that trauma is cyclical and Entertainment brands – individual and organisational, have a responsibility to manage their performances in the workplace, because when they don’t someone is assaulted.

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NSW and the ‘Let It Rip’ Leadership

Just over two months later, on 15 December 2021 – mere hours after the Director-General of the World Health Organisation, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus announced ‘…vaccines alone will not get any country out of this crisis’- the newly-minted NSW Premier and insolvency tax lawyer, Dominic Perrottet eliminated the mandate on hotel quarantine, reduced the number of contact tracers and health workers at Covid-19 testing sites, removed the mandate on mask wearing, social distancing and other preventative measures against the health advice of the Australian Medical Association, and the NSW Chief Health Officer.

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Your Bully Has A Name: Relational Aggression in NSW Schools

Relational aggression is a form of bullying that can have a significant impact on a student’s well-being and academic performance. Teacher-to-Student relational aggression can take many forms, including: verbal abuse, exclusion, and humiliation. In NSW primary schools, where teachers may have a greater influence on the school culture and social dynamics, it is crucial to address teacher-to-student relational aggression effectively and the P&C can play an important role.

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U love my memes, but find safety online a drag

I find our little world perplexing. So many wonderful people, yet so few active citizens. I say this, because for the past decade or so, I have been researching social media and new tech. With a decades worth of data catalogued across most industries, I can tell you – hand on heart – Organic community growth on social networking platforms

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FACEBOOK SHOWS IT’S CLAWS, as google shows some class

Google and Facebook are two Artificial Intelligence behemoths. To them, we are data points and have been for the better part of two decades. There is nothing that we think, do, say or act that they don’t have a detailed account of somewhere in the abyss of data that is ‘the cloud’. So as the Australian Government leads the first

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