Psychology Talks

You do not need anybody's permission to live a creative life. Elizabeth Gilbert Creativity does not come through linear thinking, but it requires courage to walk the untrodden path. Unlocking your creative potential may seem like a daunting task, but the key lies in embracing non-linear thinking. By breaking free from the constraints of linear organizational systems and allowing yourself to ex...

Guest Speaker: Bret Packard Every day, we are bombarded with data, opinions, and news from countless sources, making it easy for our minds to become numb and to accept information at face value. In this environment, the ability to discern, analyze, and evaluate information critically is not just beneficial—it’s essential. Critical thinking empowers us to sift through the noise, identify what is tr...

Guest Speaker: David Dibble Any work environment where stress level is high, it hampers productivity and kills talent. Increasing stress in healthcare creates a ripple effect, where pressure on employees can negatively impact patient care and experience. Providers under stress risk compassion fatigue, burnout, and depersonalization, leading to difficulties in patient connections and increased medi...

Guest Speaker: Dennis Pitocco "When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be." Many of us spend our lives relentlessly pursuing goals and striving for success. In the midst of this chase, it’s easy to lose touch with our true selves and the core human qualities that define us. This disconnection can create a sense of longing and dissonance within us. Yet, there are remarkable indi...

Guest Speaker: Andrew Mercein For centuries, mental health disorders have been linked with negative perceptions worldwide. Societies as far back as the Neolithic era considered mental illness to be something nefarious, often seen as a moral punishment or the result of evil spirits. These beliefs frequently led to brutal treatments rather than efforts to understand the conditions. Increasing awaren...

Guest Speaker: Jennifer Hill   Human Connection makes your vision work. Having a great vision is not enough to be a great leader. In order to materialize that vision, leader must be able to motivate their teams to do what is most important. For that, you need connection. People won’t make a real commitment to a leader they don’t trust to care about and invest in them.  Research shows that leaders...

Guest Speaker: Barbara Vokatis  In many countries, the education system still follows an orthodox approach that dates back 300 to 400 years. With the rapid advancements in technology, it is high time we adopt creative ways of learning. Creative learning experiences fundamentally change the way learners approach problems. They become more imaginative and innovative, and they cope better when they d...

Special Episode on Men’s Mental Health Awareness with Save Lives Project Topic: Breaking the Silence – Men’s Mental Health Matters Panel Members: Patrick Sonqo, Heather McWilliam, Paul L Gunn, Jen Fraser, Håkon Rian Mancient (HRM) Ueland Hosts: Ambreen Nadeem and Preston Weekes As of recent studies, 90% of Fortune 500 CEOs are men. Approximately 76% of board seats in major global companies are hel...

Resilience and Hope gives us the most incredible power to transform our lives into the better one. Morry’s life is a tale of a survivor who faced the darkest moments of despair, having attempted suicide six times. Yet, despite these harrowing experiences, Morry found a way to rise from the depths of hopelessness to discover a renewed sense of purpose and meaning in life. This episode is more than...

Learning styles significantly impact our understanding and processing of information. They can influence how we understand, retain, and apply new knowledge. In this episode Dr Gina and I will discuss about how  different learning styles, the role of memory, and how our environment influences our ability to learn. Gina is the INC 5000 Award-Winning Founder & CEO of Luma Brighter Learning, an in...

Special Episode on Mental Health Awareness in collaboration with Save Lives Project Topic: Breaking the Silence – Impact of Mental Health Stigma at Workplace Panel Discussion: Sarah Willoughby, Derick Mildred and Timothy Gleeson   Workplace environments can be a breeding ground for stress, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. Yet, despite the prevalence of these issues, many employees suff...

It is the Mental Health Awareness Month and we are on the mission to break the stigma by initiating the conversation about Mental Health, so people wont shame about discuissing it openly. In this special episode, we're bringing together a diverse panel of experts and individuals with lived experiences to engage in candid conversations about mental health. Our esteemed panel include. Mariah and...

Guest Speaker: Valerie Probsfled The journey of motherhood is filled with joy, love, and fulfillment, but it also comes with its unique set of challenges and pressures. Today, we'll explore the importance of prioritizing mental health on the motherhood journey and discuss practical strategies for self-care, resilience, and finding balance amidst the demands of parenting. Whether you're a n...

Faith is the basic element intertwined with the human psyche. Jung believed that religion was a natural expression of the collective unconscious. According to him, God is a psychological construct, reflecting an image of our Self. Recently, the president of the American Psychological Association, Dr. Thema Bryant, pointed out that Faith is an integral part of the practice and research of clinical...

Guest Speaker: Robert Sieger True impact is created when leaders serve others beyond self interest. Servant leaders create a positive and supportive work environment where team members feel valued, respected, and empowered. When leaders prioritize the needs of their team and work to serve them, it fosters a sense of trust, loyalty, and commitment among employees.   Robert Sieger exemplifies true s...

Guest Speaker: Dr. Gloria Mark Attention is one of the greatest assets we have and how we choose to use it impacts our life in every aspect. In this episode, we'll talk about how using too much technology can affect us. We'll look at why we depend on our phones and computers so much and how it can change the way we think and feel. Dr. Gloria Mark, is a Chancellor’s Professor of Informatics...

Guest Speaker: Ian Tenenbaum   Excellent focus, attention to detail, speed, and organization are all qualities that employers look for in employees. But if you have attention to detail, youdeficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD ), these skills (and others) can be a real challenge, making it tough to excel at work and sometimes even keep a job.   Lacking those skills do not mean you do not have any t...

Guest Speaker: Matt George “The brands that will thrive in the coming years are the ones that have a purpose beyond profit.” Richard Branson It is an established fact that companies with higher purpose make more profit than those who just think about their bottom line . Having a clear sense of purpose beyond profit helps to attract people that share your purpose and repel those who don’t. Business...

Guest Speaker: DR. Ardeshir Mehran Depression is one of the most common mental health disorders globally. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 264 million people of all ages suffer from depression worldwide. Depression is a leading cause of disability worldwide. Depression significantly impairs an individual's mental health and emotional well-being, leading to persistent...

The connection between mind and muscle is extremely crucial to achieve peak performance mentally and physically. During physical work or exercise, fatigue is thought to be caused by metabolic reactions and build-ups that occur, but actually, fatigue is also heavily influenced beyond musculature safe zones by the mental aspect. The brain and efferent neural pathways regulate the degree of locomotio...

Guest Speaker: Saeed Alghafari Some of the great leaders leading change in Middle East. A great leader is one who does not need a title; they lead with the urge to serve people and bring out the best in them. True leadership is rooted in authenticity and integrity. They walk the talk, and their actions speak louder than any title. Their impact resonates not just within the immediate sphere but rad...

Guest Speaker: Ketty Minissale According to research, humans have three distinct neural route networks that link to the brain, stomach, and heart. These are known as the three brains, and they are all capable of regulating how we feel and respond. To achieve optimal health, each ‘brain’ must be nurtured. The energy is the source of everything. When we take care of our energy be it physically or me...

If Light is in your heart, you will find your way home. – Rumi Finding your purpose in life might sound like a nice-to-have, but it's more important than you may think. Living a meaningful life contributes to better physical health and mental fitness. It also reduces the risk of chronic disease. In the inspiring tale of Michael Hanson, Founder and CEO of Growth Genie, Public Speaker, and Podca...

Small acts of kindness create Big Impact! When we practice kindness either to other people or towards ourselves we can experience positive mental and physical changes through lowering stress levels and increasing the body’s production of feel-good hormones such as dopamine, oxytocin and serotonin. Being kind helps boost the immune system, reduce blood pressure and reduce stress and anxiety. In thi...

Dreams remain a fascinating and complex aspect of human consciousness, continuing to intrigue scientists, psychologists, and philosophers alike. Scientists are still learning about the nature and purpose of dreams, but there are a few things we do know. When we are able to give attention to understanding dreams, it opens up the portal to access information from different realms. It connects us to...