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Gratitude: A Sticky Wicket
Gratitude seems a straightforward concept. We all know what it is to be thankful for something or someone and most have experienced the benefits of feeling and expressing gratitude. It… Read more »
The Messy Middle of Transitions
The end of the year seems to arrive faster and faster as more of them go by. Halloween costumes and candy are barely put away and it’s a downhill slalom… Read more »
Looking backward, leading forward.
“We may not be “done” with the pandemic, but one thing is clear: We’re not returning to the pre-2020 work environment. Employers that demonstrate the willingness to innovate and experiment… Read more »
Supporting Transitions: Five tips for onboarding remote employees.
Turning back the clocks in November threw me for a loop this year. The seasonal change, coupled with the cumulative impact of pandemic fatigue, found me more fragile around friends… Read more »
The Messy Middle of Transitions
The end of the year seems to arrive faster and faster as more of them go by. Halloween costumes and candy are barely put away and it’s a downhill slalom… Read more »
Using Person-Centered Practices Within Organizations and Teams
We think that delivering great outcomes for people can only be delivered through using the same person-centered practices with staff, and within the structures and processes of the organization. At… Read more »
Kindness, self-compassion and five ways to wellbeing
A reflection from the Dare to Lead program While safe, and at times a little stir crazy at home, I’m participating in Dare to Lead, a program based on the… Read more »
Five tips for creating meaningful graphics in person-centered planning
Person-centered planning is a process of exploration, inquiry, listening, and reflective practice designed to make the unknown known through words, colors, and images. People of all ages and abilities can… Read more »
Getting started with a one-page profile
We believe that one-page profiles are the foundation of personalization, and can lead to positive change for people all ages and any ability. They provide us a snapshot of what… Read more »
The power of graphics to create more inclusive conversations
I have always been interested in art, and I’ve had a special fondness for street art in particular ever since I can remember seeing scribbles and drawings spray-painted onto the… Read more »
