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September 24, 2019

Six short lessons on comfort zones, primal fear and introversion

When I agreed to descend from the Brighton i360 (a structure 450 feet/138 metres off the ground) outside the pod to raise money for the Samaritans, I ki...
Byrne Dean
Culture & change
Equity, diversity & inclusion
September 20, 2019

Nudging for Inclusion – inspired by Nudge by Richard.H.Thaler and Cass .R.Sunstein

Over the summer shut down everyone at byrne·dean read books that are of interest to what we do on a day to day basis - creating kinder, fairer, more pro...
Ellie Herriot
Herriot
Equity, diversity & inclusion
September 12, 2019

Regulators focus on personal (not just professional) conduct

In our awareness raising work with regulated professionals, their accountability to regulators is a central theme. Increasingly there needs to be an und...
Matt Dean
Dean
Leadership
Behaviour at work
September 10, 2019

Why? And what could I have done?

In the aftermath of a suicide, amidst the grief and pain, the question of why the person took their own life is so often the most difficult to answer, n...
Richard Martin
Martin
Mental health & wellbeing
September 10, 2019

Suicide and the Samaritans

Richard and Mark have both published great articles on suicide prevention today.  I wanted to add a short note - because I have had the privilege this y...
Byrne Dean
Mental health & wellbeing
September 9, 2019

Suicide – it’s a big word. Let’s get comfortable with it.

Every year, thousands of people will end their lives by suicide with many more attempting to end their life in this way. People from all age groups and ...
Mark O'Grady
O'Grady
Mental health & wellbeing
September 5, 2019

Unpleasantness does not lead to success

In this week of extraordinary news headlines, whatever your politics, it is important we do not lose sight of the fact that we are all working with othe...
Ellie Herriot
Herriot
Behaviour at work
September 4, 2019

What is personal conduct?

Suddenly everyone is talking about personal conduct. But what actually is it?Let’s use a relatable analogy: children in a reception class. For them ther...
Matt Dean
Dean
Behaviour at work
August 28, 2019

Depression, inflammation and breaking the blood brain barrier

In most branches of medicine, a clinician who still used the approach and treatment methods from 30 years ago would, at best, be shunned by patients and...
Richard Martin
Martin
Mental health & wellbeing
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