In this episode of Psych Up! Hana has interviewed Grant, Veretis' head of clinical and consulting, to discuss gaslighting in the workplace. From strategies identifying, addressing and overcoming gaslighting in the workplace, this episode covers it all. Tune in to discover how to protect yourself and others from this form of psychological manipulation. 

Today we are discussing the term gaslighting with in house psychologist, Ash.

We cover topics ranging from 'what is gaslighting?' to 'how to identify gaslighting' as well as 'how to help people experiencing gaslighting.'

The link to the episode is below:

https://anchor.fm/veretis/episodes/What-Is-Gaslighting-e139g9t

In this episode of Psych Up! Grant Brecht talks about critical management skills that can be applied to ensure adaptability and success in our ever changing environment. Grant will explain how to implement these skills so that we can overcome challenges that may present themselves in the workplace, especially during these turbulent times of Covid and Post Covid. 

Oliver Moran, ranked 4th in the UCI rankings in Junior Elite and 2nd in the BMX World Championships along with 4 time National Championship wins in BMX Cycling is interviewed in this podcast where he expresses his ongoing experience of training during the pandemic. He expresses how he is maintaining his motivation to train especially during the period where all competitions were cancelled. Oliver finishes the podcast with some valuable advice being, 'become comfortable with the uncomfortable'. 

This episode of Psych Up explores the importance of an organisations culture for their employee's happiness, well-being and performance. Healthy organisations have cultures that enable the individual to get tasks done well and to interact with each other in a constructive, committed and accountable manner. Hence, a constructive culture leads to socially healthy employees, who give more back to the organisation. 

This episode of Psych Up explores the power of the mind where Jasmin Sargeant, Australian representative in 2017 and 2018 at the World Mountain Running Championships expresses the critical role your mind plays in competitive sport. She highlights how a strong and powerful mind can fuel performance along with mental preparation, self-talk and mental rehearsal. 

This Psych Up focused on the mental game! It explores the skills that are critical to be built to be as successful as we are capable of becoming in the pursuits that are meaningful to us. The importance of attitude, motivation levels, specific goals and commitment to these goals and our interpersonal skills are discussed. It's stressed that we must learn from both our successes and failures and we should pursue excellence not perfection. 

This episode of Psych Up! explores how to adapt a positive mindset to use challenges as an opportunity to learn about ourselves, the world or what to do next time in a similar situation. Additionally, the barriers that can stop us from learning from challenges is discussed as well as effective strategies that can be implemented to allow us to learn from our challenges. 

This episode of Psych Up! explores the bravery in challenging yourself. Ex-AFL player, Ed Lower is interviewed this week where he expresses his personal and professional sporting challenges that he confronted throughout his life, in particularly his career ending injury. He sheds light on his learnings and perspectives gained from facing adversity along with his new mindset shaped by reflecting on his past. 

This episode of Psych Up! explores the power of compassion. Oliver Brecht, Managing Director at Veretis interviews Janoah Vankekem, from Momentum Lifestyle where they discuss the transforming role of challenges and how they can be an opportunity to grow and learn into today's current environment. Currently, Janoah runs the Momentum Lifestyle Project which is a men's wellness performance organisation as well as Mind Maverick, a meditation business. He provides valuable insights into the place of compassion in the corporate world and more broadly in society.