Tracey McEachran, consultant and artist talks about the importance of honouring our grief, in all its forms and shapes, and what might be possible for us on the other side. We cover a lot of ground from limescale in a kettle, Theory U and her cafe.

Here, drawing on our work with Systemic Constellations, I talk with Matt Fairbrass about belonging – why it matters and especially so today, and what are some of the ways we can cultivate a stronger sense of belonging in in our organisations.

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Pete Clark and I talk about the importance of doing your work on your trauma and difficult experiences, and the ways that small acts of love - and some specific ones in particular - can make all the difference.

Exploring, with Steve Hargreaves, the practical application of compassion, how leaders need to ask themselves how they might be contributing to suffering, and how self-compassion is THE place to start.

This conversation with Tory Strethill-Wright explores the yin and yang of the workplace and how Org Design and Org Development are both linked with love.

This really important episode with therapist Karen Macmillan explores what happens to the child and to the adult when someone is brought up in an institution without love.

Here I talk with Stefan Cantore about how we are often ‘mini machines’ and the way that love is a radical and powerful (and necessary) disruptor in our organisations.

In this months episode of Leading with Love, Helena is joined by Megan Peppin. Among a variety of topics, Helena and Meg explore the concept of “when I feel heard, I feel loved" and how that can impact organisations.

I am joined by David Cousins, a senior leader at IBM, to discuss leading from love – and how that’s difficult to do when you're dealing with 'the noise of the machine'. We also explore how and when David realised that he did in fact lead from love.