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Recently I’ve been reading Scott Barry Kaufman’s book, Transcend – the new science of self-actualisation. This book explains the evolution and utility of humanistic psychology,

No one likes workers compensation. Keep your employees safe by humanising injury support. The cumbersome systems that have evolved cause frustration and suffering for employers

Return to work plans trigger me. I mean they are not quite as bad as their maternal manuscript, the injury management plan, that boringly verbose and

Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted[1] Albert Einstein (attributed) Some years ago, tired of my irritating

Humanising Workers Compensation: The Missed Opportunity  In preparation for dipping my toe into the public arena of the RTW summit, I read through the training

Essay Question: What is the semiotics of the return to work industry? The current approach to rehabilitation and return to work is based on the

When I tell people, at a BBQ for example – when their PC demeanor is perhaps suppressed – that I work in the arena of

A friend that I study with visited me recently with his wife. Cheekily, she chastised us for overusing the word discourse.  Why don’t you just say

How does collective mindfulness apply to workers compensation? How do our expectations get us into trouble? Oh, and what is the meaning of life? The

Every day we make decisions based on insufficient information, informed by our biases and shortcuts, which ironically, we’re also ignorant to. Even in the google

We’ve had an amazing response to our upcoming “Risk Can Make Sense” breakfast presentations: ​The breakfasts relate to some very exciting work by Dr Robert

Helping People Learn Safety Guest post by Dr Rob Long from www.humandymensions.com The first thing we need to observe is embedded in the title, this