COVID CONVO'S

In this episode of COVID Convos, We chat with Ben Weinberg, a current principal, former fisherman and wise leader residing in Madrid, Spain.  

We explore the resistance to loss driving people to miss the gift of silence, the certainty of community, and how to lead in times such as these.  

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In this episode of COVID Convos, we chat with Denise Dussert, a clinical psychologist and MAPP graduate residing in Chile.  

We explore how COVID-19 has compounded the civil unrest in Chile, the importance of gratitude and connecting to nature, and a new project led by Denise and her colleagues aimed at providing wellbeing support for migrants.  

If you know any Latin-American migrants please send them this link to support their wellbeing: https://www.instagram.com/invites/con...

In this episode of COVID Convos, we chat with Kit Wisdom, a physiotherapist, and mum residing in Yarraville, Melbourne.  

We explore the third space, the difficulty in connecting mind and body online, and the need to embrace slowness, reflection, and storytelling for holistic healing and learning.  

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Multidimensional Grieving Podcast Episode:  https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast... 

The Art of Slowness Article: https://www.wisephysiotherapy.com.au/...

In this episode of COVID Convos, we chat with Dan Watson, a teacher, and Aussie currently working in the UK.  

We explore managing shattered expectations positively, helping the frontlines, and coping with loneliness.   

If you want to understand more about exponential growth and COVID-19 check out the resources below.  

In this episode of Covid Convos, we chat with Shayne Hood, a former youth worker and current consultant creating tools for young people experiencing disadvantage.  

We explore the similarities between social work and positive psychology through a capabilities focussed approach, delve into the Covid-19 realities of people experiencing different types of disadvantage, and land on a fundamental and important insight for anyone working with young people with pain.   

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In this episode of Covid Convos, we chat with Cass Spong a systems change consultant from Melbourne, Australia.  

We explore the power of community in times of crisis, how systems thinking can provide novel solutions, and get introduced to the magic of Flow Game.  

You can find links to the resources mentioned below and we hope you join us for another Covid Convo.  

Flow Game Invitation: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V3-tYZFWJrsU-uIw0tQFfYKUU8fX4ICg/view?usp=sharing  

Together as Anything:https://www.lentilasanything.com/coronavirus-response  

Positive Community Article:https://www.domain.com.au/news/kindness-is-contagious-too-the-neighbours-living-in-close-confines-spreading-love-not-germs-944272/?utm_campaign=strap-masthead&utm_source=smh&utm_medium=link&utm_content=pos4&ref=pos1

In this episode, we chat with Florine Keja, a Dutch-born educator who now calls Beijing, China home.  

We explore the struggle of travelling in the midst of uncertainty, teaching online to students half-way across the world, and how home, sharing, and acceptance can get us through.  

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In this episode of Covid Convos, we chat with Martin Schleutker, a British-born personal trainer currently living in Melbourne.  

We explore the effect of Covid across different industries, raise the question of what a positive economy may look like, and are given sage advice to make the most of right now.  

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In this episode of Covid Convos, we chat with Paul Tupou-Vea from New Zealand.  

We explore parenting during Covid and how a handy motivational psychology theory can provide interesting ways of approaching additional time with your child. Listen in to find out how to create your own home vacation.  

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Thankful Thursday: https://www.facebook.com/Thankful-Thursday-483667588476781/

In this episode of Covid Convos, we chat with Rachel Taylor, a Ph.D. student at Swinburne University, Melbourne.  

We explore the burgeoning creativity of online social offerings, the science of energizing people, and how to adopt a healthcare worker.  

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Resources mentioned in the show:

Queen: We will rock you video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wv0KwOEYKU4

Adopt a Healthcare Worker FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/666739964088379/

No Lights No Lycra: https://www.facebook.com/nolightsnolycraglobal/