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In this episode, we speak with Julie Weste and learn how the stories we tell ourselves can shape our lives and our wellbeing. Julie has led major organizational transition and change programs for over twenty-five years as a leader, partner, consultant, educator and entrepreneur. Her curiosity and thirst for knowledge encompasses studies spanning from the south of France to Harvard Business School.
Connect with Julie
Website: www.qoligenic.com
LinkedIn: Julie Weste (MAPP, MBA, Snr Practitioner Coach, ACC) | LinkedInJulies Resources
Julies Article How your story shapes your future
Lori Gottlieb Ted Talk How changing your story canchange your life
David Denborough’s book Retelling the Stories of Our Lives: Everyday Narrative Therapy to Draw Inspiration and Transform Experience
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This podcast was produced by Brenton Ainsworth: Brenton Ainsworth |LinkedIn
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In this episode, we speak with Sarah Backhouse, a registered architect and wellbeing specialist with a background in briefing, designing, and evaluating learning environments and workplaces. Sarah works at the intersection of architect, architecture and the psychology of wellbeing and is currently undertaking a PhD exploring wellbeing in the practice of architecture.
Connect with Sarah Website: www.thewellbeingarchitect.com.auLinkedIn: Sarah Backhouse | LinkedIn Amazon.com.au
Melbourne University’s Learning Environments Research Hub (LEaRN) (unimelb.edu.au)Sarah’s Resources
Ruth Allen’s Book Grounded: How connection with nature can improve our mental and physical wellbeing
Corey Keyes Book Languishing: How to Feel Alive Again in a World That Wears Us Down
Schools as Community Hubs: Building ‘More than a School’ for Community Benefit | SpringerLink
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This podcast was produced by Brenton Ainsworth: Brenton Ainsworth |LinkedIn
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In this episode, we are speaking with Kathryn Lovewell, who is the founder of Kind Mind Academy and bestselling author of The Little Book of Self-Compassion, The Voices in My Head and Every Teacher Matters, inspiringWellbeing through mindfulness.
Connect with Kathryn Website: www.kindmindacademy.com LinkedIn: Kathryn Lovewell - Self-Compassion Advocate | LinkedIn
Kathryn's Books Amazon.com.au
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Connect with Leesa: Leesa Downes. MAPP|LinkedInThis podcast was produced by Brenton Ainsworth: Brenton Ainsworth |LinkedIn
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Today, we are speaking with Roz Rimes. A passionate canine-assisted educator and coach, Roz has witnessed firsthand the wellbeing benefits of therapy dog interactions with people.
Roz contributed to the 2024 Dogs in Schools: Pedagogy and Practice for Happy, Healthy and Humane Interventions Book published by Routledge and holds a Master's of Education policy, a Master of Applied Positive Psychology, and Advanced Animal Assisted Therapy qualifications.
Connect with Roz Rimes
Website: www.livewithzest.com.au LinkedIn: Roz Rimes (MAPP, MEd) | LinkedInRoz's Resources Dogs in Schools: Pedagogy and Practice for Happy, Healthy, and Humane Interventions .
Matthew Iasiello’s Researching Happy
Visit animaltherapies.org.auConnect with Leanne: Leanne Camilleri (MAPP)|LinkedIn
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This podcast was produced by Brenton Ainsworth: Brenton Ainsworth |LinkedIn
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In this episode, we speak with Ros Ben-Moshe, an adjunct lecturer at the School of Public Health and Psychology at Latrobe University and Coordinator of the World First Laughter, Resilience, and Wellbeing Short course for professionals. Roz is the author of The Laughter Effect: How to Build Joy, Resilience, and Positivity in Your Life and Laughing At Cancer: How to Heal with Love, Laughter, and Mindfulness.
Connect with Roz Ben Moche Website: www.ros-benmoshe.comLinkedIn: Ros Ben-Moshe MPH | LinkedIn
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This podcast was produced by Brenton Ainsworth: Brenton Ainsworth |LinkedIn
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In this episode, we speak with Dr. Maxine Therese, who has an unwavering focus and deep passion for nurturing children's boundless potential. Throughout our conversation, she introduces a groundbreaking theory that reimagines children as an integrated entity encompassing body, mind, and spirit.
Connect with Dr Maxine Website: www.childosophy.com LinkedIn: Dr Maxine Therese | LinkedIn
Dr Maxine's Resources
Dr Maxine's book The Push for a Child Philosophy: What Children Really Need You to Know eBook.
Mark Wolynn’s book It Didn't Start with YouConnect with Leanne: Leanne Camilleri (MAPP)|LinkedIn
Connect with Leesa: Leesa Downes. MAPP|LinkedIn
This podcast was produced by Brenton Ainsworth: Brenton Ainsworth |LinkedIn
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Today we are speaking with Linda Rowley who is a wellbeing facilitator and coach working with individuals and workplaces to create shared wellbeing goals. Linda has a professional interest in grief and loss, particularly ambiguous loss and how it impacts our lives. In her practice, Linda draws on current research on ambiguous loss, positive psychology and wellbeing science coupled with her own lived experience.
Connect with Linda Website: www.lindarowley.com.auLinkedIn: Linda Rowley (MAPP) | LinkedIn
Linda's Resources Pauline Boss’s Ambiguous Loss websiteUniversity of Minnesota – Ambiguous Loss CourseSusan Roo’s book – ExtremeLoss
ww.griefline.org.auwww.carergateway.gov.auwww.dementia.org.au
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We are so proud to share this conversation with our wonderful Producer. Brenton Ainsworth who is a passionate teacher and the Director of his Wellbeing Company Ignite All. He is currently working with at risk youth in Western Australia and is known by his students, colleagues and parents for his strengths of kindness, creativity and wisdom, and bringing out the best in his students and colleagues. This has resulted in Brent being invited to participate in a variety of coaching experiences across the globe.
Connect with BrentonWebsite: www.igniteall.com.auLinkedIn: Brenton Ainsworth | LinkedIn
Brenton's Resources
Barefoot Bands
Eckhart Tolle’s The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment
Jay Shetty’s book Think Like a MonkConnect with Leanne: Leanne Camilleri (MAPP) |LinkedIn
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In this episode, we are talking to Angelina Eynon, who teaches leadership to the next generation of leaders at Monash University in the faculty of Business and Economics in their Master of Business programs. She has a degree in political science from the Australian National University, a graduate diploma in communications from Monash University, and a Master of Applied Positive Psychology (Wellbeing Science) from the University of Melbourne. Her capstone thesis was Thriving Women, Thriving Workplaces: Shifting the Paradigm about women, gender equality, wellbeing and Work.
Connect with Angelina
Website: www.positiveimpact.net.au
LinkedIn: Angelina Eynon | LinkedIn
Angelina's ResourcesAdam Grants Books
Adam Grants Podcasts
The Workplace Gender Equality Agency
Meg Bignell's book The Angry Women's Choir
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This podcast was produced by Brenton Ainsworth: BrentonAinsworth | LinkedIn
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In this short episode, we reflect on the year that's been and look forward to a fabulous 2024.
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This podcast was produced by Brenton Ainsworth: Brenton Ainsworth | LinkedIn
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In this episode, we learn about connecting to country with Dr Paul Callaghan, an Aboriginal man from the land of the Worimi people and author of The Dreaming Path.
Connect With Paul
LinkedIn: Dr Paul Callaghan | LinkedIn
Website: Home - Cultural Consultancy Paul’s Resources
Bill Neidjie’s book Kakadu Man
Film KanyiniConnect with Leanne: Leanne Camilleri (MAPP) | LinkedIn
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In this conversation we are speaking with Jodie Cooper who is an expert in positive psychology helping leaders to develop a mindset and culture that's more positive, productive and profitable. Jodie has a master's in positive psychology, a degree in commerce and graduated as an officer in the Australian Army Reserve at Duntroon.
Connect with Jodie
LinkedIn: Jodie Cooper, MAPP | LinkedInWebsite: www.jodiecooper.com.au
Jodie's Resources
Johann Hari's book Lost ConnectionsJane Goodal's Book The Book of Hope
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This podcast was produced by Brenton Ainsworth: BrentonAinsworth | LinkedIn
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In Episode 35. we talk to Dr. Tom Brunzell who is the Director of Education at Berry Street. An honorary fellow at the University of Melbourne Graduate School of Education, Tom presents internationally on topics including transforming school culture, student engagement, trauma aware practice and effective school leadership.
Tom is the co-author of Creating Trauma Informed Strengths Based Classrooms, and his research at the University of Melbourne investigates both the negative impacts of secondary traumatic stress and the positive impacts of wellbeing on teachers and leaders working towards educational equity in their communities.
Connect with Tom
LinkedIn: Tom Brunzell, PhD | LinkedIn
Website: www.berrystreet.org.auTom's Resources
Professor Angela Duckworth’s No Stupid Questions
Berry Street Resources and bookstoreConnect with Leanne: Leanne Camilleri (MAPP) | LinkedIn
Connect with Leesa: Leesa Downes. MAPP | LinkedInThis podcast was produced by Brenton Ainsworth: BrentonAinsworth | LinkedIn
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Today, we are talking with the co-founder of the Posify Group Mariane Power. Mariane is a clinical psychologist, speaker, workshop facilitator, executive coach and entrepreneur obsessed with all things related to meaningful living, human potential and diversity.
Connect with Mariane
Website theposifygroup.com.au
Mariane's Resources
Podcast Classroom 5.0 theposifygroup.com.au/podcast
Dr Tara Swart's book The Source: Open Your Mind, Change Your LifeKaren Stein's book Be Your Own Leadership Coach: Self-coaching strategies to lead your way
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This podcast was produced by Brenton Ainsworth: BrentonAinsworth | LinkedIn
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In this episode, we are speaking with Dina Pozzo, who is the founder and director of Insium. Dina is a facilitator, speaker and coach with a Master's in Applied Positive Psychology, and is an accredited facilitator for Dr. Brene Brown's Dare to Lead, courage building program. Dina has also developed Insiums Leading with Courage program and Workplace Courage questionnaire.
Connect with Dina
Website: www.Insium.com.auDina's Resources:
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This podcast was produced by Brenton Ainsworth: BrentonAinsworth | LinkedIn
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Dr. Phil Richmond is a practicing veterinarian and the founder of theFlourishing Phoenix Veterinary Consultants. Dr. Phil advocates for positive psychological health, safety, and wellbeing in veterinary workplaces. And is involved in state, national, and international projects for advancing workplace wellbeing and culture in veterinary medicine. Dr. Phil is the Florida Veterinary Medical Association's Professional Wellbeing Committee Chair, and is also a member and advisor for several national committees and boards for workplace suicide prevention, psychological health and safety, and veterinary wellbeing.
Connect with Dr Phil:
Website: www.flourishingphoenix.com
LinkedIn: Phil Richmond, DVM, CAPP, CPHSA, CCFP | LinkedIn
Dr Phil's Resources:
Shawn Achor's Book The Happiness AdvantageShawn Achor's TedTalk https://www.ted.com/talks/shawn_achor_the_happy_secret_to_better_work?
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This podcast was produced by Brenton Ainsworth: BrentonAinsworth | LinkedIn
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In this episode, we speak with Dr Paul Wong, Professor Emeritus of Trent University and Trinity Western University. A Fellow of APA, APS, and CPA, Dr Wong is the founding President of the International Network on Personal Meaning. As a servant leader, he has been a pastor, founding director of the graduate counselling psychology program of Trinity Western University and Head of the Division of Social Sciences of Tyndale University. He has published eight books and 300+ journal articles and chapters. He is one of the most cited psychologists in areas related to existential positive psychology. He has made significant contributions to the quest for meaning, self-transcendence, death acceptance, successful ageing, existential suffering, and palliative care.
Connect with Dr Wong:
Website: drpaulwong.com
Email: [email protected]
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In this episode, we thank you for your support and share some of the unexpected surprises that have emerged from our recent struggles.
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Thank you for listening to the Imperfect Us Podcast. While our conversations draw on the science of wellbeing, positive psychology, learning and neuroscience, we are not a substitute for professional mental health advice, treatment, or assessment. Advice given in this episode is general by nature. If anything we talk about is uncomfortable or distressing, we encourage you to practise self-care that is right for you, whatever that might be. It can be helpful to speak with a trusted friend or speak with a healthcare professional such as Beyond Blue or Lifeline on 13 11 14
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In this episode, we are chatting with Dr Becky Black who has worked as a teacher and school counsellor working with children and young adults to improve their mental health and wellbeing. Becky recently completed a PhD at Melbourne University's Center for Wellbeing Science, where her research project focused on wellbeing and the personality trait of sensory processing sensitivity.
Becky is currently a teaching and learning specialist at the Center for Wellbeing Science where she coordinates the my wellbeing planner program.
Connect with Becky:
Website: thehappinessgroup.com
Facebook Page: Sensitive &FlourishingBecky’s Resources:
Dr Elain Aron’s Website
Read Dr Elain Aron’s Books
The highly sensitive person Self testConnect with Leanne:LeanneCamilleri (MAPP) | LinkedIn
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In this episode, we are talking to Eric Mercier who is a well-regarded positive psychology practitioner and certified coach with a background in management consulting in the areas of Program and Project Management. Eric’s approaches are focused on strengths rather than weaknesses. He has a background in IT, Business, Applied Positive Psychology and Coaching. He is the lucky husband of a great woman, the proud father of two young children and a fierce advocate for involved fatherhood, work flexibility and gender equality. Eric is currently completing his PhD at Adelaide University where his main aim of the project is to shed light on the question of why more fathers do not embrace part-time work for child-care purposes, particularly in Australia.
Connect with Eric:
Website: Life Coaching Service - Premier Life Coach - Own Goals Coaching
Email: [email protected]Erics Resources:
Who Knew? by Michael RayConnect with Leanne: Leanne Camilleri (MAPP) | LinkedIn
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