Are You Really Sure It’s Bullying? A Closer Look at Workplace Conflict
Bullying isn’t always clear-cut. Learn how to distinguish between a one-off comment and something more harmful, and discover why early intervention is key in preventing workplace bullying.
Putting Your Head Above the Parapet: Key Insights for Navigating Workplace Bullying
Facing workplace bullying can feel like stepping into the spotlight, exposing yourself to criticism and unwanted feedback. Learn how to navigate these challenges with resilience and strategic responses. This blog offers practical tips for managing negative feedback, embracing growth opportunities, and effectively addressing workplace conflict. Discover how to protect yourself from unwarranted attacks and turn public exposure into a chance for positive change.
The Four Faces of Workplace Bullies: Identifying and Overcoming Office Conflict
Dealing with workplace bullies can be a daunting challenge, but understanding the different types of office predators can help you navigate the conflict more effectively. In this blog, Lindsay breaks down four distinct types of workplace bullies—Water Buffaloes, Office Snakes, Weasels, and Alpha Chooks. Discover how to identify each type and apply targeted conflict resolution strategies to protect yourself and reclaim your work environment. Ready to tackle those office bullies? Let’s dive in!
Its not too late to change!
Ever caught yourself or someone else saying, "It’s too late for me to change – it's just the way I am"? Well, at Great Change Maker, we're thrilled to bust that myth! There's a fascinating field in science known as neuroplasticity that confirms something...
How to go from Pessimism to Optimism
Many of my clients will hear me talking about how we can retrain our brain if we pay attention to the things that work for us as well as the things that don’t. The trouble is that people find themselves repeating behaviour again and again even if it doesn’t work for...
Listen to Lindsay’s interview with Timbo Reid
I had a great time having a ‘fireside chat’ with Tim Reid. If you would like to learn how I came to be a Psychologist and why I am moving into Key Note Speaking then have a listen. Here is the link https://smallbusinessbigmarketing.com/marketing-podcast-202/ Would...
I’m done with Domestic Violence!
We all need to speak up against Domestic and Family Violence Did you know that 1 woman a week dies from domestic violence in Australia! This statistic in itself is shocking. However the survivors of family and domestic violence can suffer long...
Dealing with Disaster
Some strategies to help you deal with disaster The tragedy of the Germanwings plane disaster is an incredibly sad experience for everyone who has any association with the innocent parties and also those who knew the clearly mentally ill co-pilot. As a psychologist I...
Father’s Day Tribute
I am honoured to share with you a brief tribute to my Dad in celebration of Father’s Day. I am fortunate to have had the company of my dear old Dad until his recent death at the ripe old age of 92. Good times with my Dad There are so many things that made him special...
R U OK day – what to say when you are NOT OK
The Australian R U OK campaign is a fantastic initiative which was unfortunately brought on by heartache. The Larkin family were devastated in 1995 when out of the blue they lost their Dad to suicide. Suicide has enormous implications and many unanswered questions for...