A Study Group of one does not research make!
I blog to record my thoughts and as a research diary...and your comments are welcome so I am not a data set of one.
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 been...
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 too often, ...
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 is c...
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 revolution and ...
Words can help, heal, hurt or hinder. Books are made up of words so therefore, books can help, heal, hurt or hinder. Some we keep as precious treasure...
PhD researcher, Megan Bayliss, is undertaking PhD research in conjunction with Type Face Books as her Industry Partner. Megan is a Social Worker inter...
Psychoeducation is one of the allowable therapies under Australia's Medicare system of community based mental health care. That doesn't mean it is a ...
PhDs and blogs equal an informal scholarly communication process for the times I am bogged down in the fucktardery of life. You see, bad things happen...
There is so much information and a plethora of different models on how to write a book review. After spending hours researching for the best style of ...
The volume of sales and the popularity of her digital works suggests that Professor Brene Brown as an organic intellectual is hugely popular. Her work...
Book clubs are held globally for different purposes and with different cohorts but beneath the varied purposes is a common theme: discussion of a book...
Would you rather accept the status quo of whatever pisses you to your core, or, challenge your own thinking around the status quo by reading dangerous...
