Don’t go on a canoe trip with a dog named Tipper
Reality testing and flexibility… in the wild. Source
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The unofficial social assistance networks of 19th Century midwives
My latest project has taken me deep into the streets and hospitals of 19th century Paris – the Paris of…
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How coaches can leverage EQ-i 2.0 certification to better serve corporate clients
How to demonstrate credibility in your coaching practice. Source
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Own your content
Sometimes teams get caught up with publishing on Instagram, or Linkedin, or in their newlsetter, and they lose sight of…
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More New Year’s resolution success with emotional intelligence
Resolutions. Are we setting ourselves up for feeling like we’re failing? Source
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Cognition trick: the Google Effect
The Google effect is a kind of digital amnesia that permeates this internet age. Explored by Sparrow, Liu, and Wegner,…
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Accelerating DEI in the workplace? You will need emotional intelligence skills
What counts as professional skills is changing and teams are faced with rising expectations. Here’s how emotional intelligence can help….
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Why curiosity is a power skill
Around here we have a curious habit. We have a curiosity habit.
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New research: neighbourhoods matter
When the pandemic began, we knew little about its impact on the well-being of older adults. HNC collaborators set-out to…
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Negotiating with emotional intelligence
Emotional intelligence skills can make a critical difference in our negotiations.
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Navigating post-pandemic change (yes, more) with cautious optimism
The pandemic has required us to have a hyper-focus on the safety of ourselves, our families and our communities. At…
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Minimalism: Declutter? Simplify? Or Both? Strategies for Creating Rich, Simple and Successful Lives
Decluttering Is Problem Driven, Not Result Driven Readers interested in minimalism and creating a simple life often ask me, “What’s…
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SOGI Myth-busting
After an announcement by the Minister of Education in 2016, all British Columbian boards of education and independent school authorities…
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BC Human Rights Commission revived
The history of the BC Human Rights Commission is a choppy one. First formed in 1973, the commission was abolished…
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Supporting your trans loved one through family gatherings
While family gatherings can present opportunities for connection, they can be quite challenging for trans people1 of all ages. Family…
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Rural, remote, and small town transitions
These action-oriented articles function as starting points for trans people and those questioning their gender identities who live rurally, remotely,…
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5 things to know before interviewing a trans person
We’re currently experiencing an exciting period of heightened representation of trans people in the media. More and more, trans voices…
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An intro to intersex identities
As the topic of gender politics and trans identities become more common and nuanced, members of certain communities are finding…
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Not all it’s cracked up to be
I’ve been trying to make a fake egg for two weeks. My kitchen counter, now a make-shift laboratory, is covered…
