A Study Group of one does not research make!
I blog to record my thoughts and as a research diary...and your comments areĀ welcome so I am not a data set of one.
Have you ever:
- faced a life-changing experience that created a mental well-being challenge for you, AND
- read one of Brene...
I am born with resistance in my blood. I am a child of the 1960s, the daughter of a regular army officer who did three tours of Vietnam (the...
I am capturing this seminal dissenting intellectal's text here as it is not available as a downloadable Pdf or in ebook format...and I really want...
Psychoeducation has long been a favoured intervention of mental health professionals. It is a theory that encompasses and recognises the inherent...
Today as I vulnerably await an outcome on my research ethics application that uses online book clubs as both methodology and method, I have read a...
A long held intention to attend a Dare to Lead training came to fruition, albeit for different reasons than originally intended. I initially came...
I post this as a confession, a reckoning, and an encouragement to other PhD students. I often feel overwhelmed, scared and dumb! I stumble my...
Following up on an earlier blog on the difference between a traditional and organic intellectual today I went searching for information on how...
After posting a recent book review to social media and making mention in the caption that I followed Professor Brabazon's 10-step process, I have...
Rising Strong: The Reckoning. The Rumble. The Revolution. by Brené Brown
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Bad things happen to good people, and all...
Daring Greatly: How the courage to be vulnerable transforms the way we live, love, parent and lead, by Brene Brown (2012) is a book of hope. Hope...
Re-reading Daring Greatly (Brown 2012) to write a book review for Typeface Books, I was struck with how close the term evolution is to...
