It should be no surprise to anyone that there is a direct link between poor biological health and psychosocial health (https://neurosciencenews.com/financial-stress-health-25511/). The research also shows that brain-centrism is a distraction from the need to focus holistically on health. So much of what floats about popular approaches to resilience is brain-centric. A common semiotic is often… Read More Stress Research, Resilience and Radical Wholeness

January 13, 2024 by George Robotham 3 Comments Originally posted on May 31, 2013 @ 6:28 AM Psychometric Testing and Safety Having had some exposure to the area, some of the problems I see with psychometric testing include- There is often a big gap between the test and the real world of work. Behaviour is… Read More Psychometric Testing and Safety – SafetyRisk.net

“Hello. We would like to change our culture. We want you to deliver us some training through which people to change the culture in our company!” It is the first sign that the interlocutor is at least confused about this subject. Lines like this make me ask myself more questions. What is the most useful… Read More Culture – more than “how we do things, around here.”

Originally posted on July 5, 2013 @ 11:47 AM You Don’t Believe in Common Sense? Another Hard Hitter by Dr Robert Long from www.humandymensions.com The Coroners decision confirms it, there is no ‘common sense’, it can’t be assumed and we shouldn’t talk about it because it dumbs down the industry and perpetuates a delusional myth.… Read More You Don’t Believe in Common Sense?

We read sadly about the continuing increase in the road toll across Australia (Deadliest six months on Australian roads since 2010 leaves industry demanding answers), despite all the billions of dollars in spending, road improvements and technological design. This year’s road toll is the highest in 10 years with some states increase at 65% higher… Read More When Zero Doesn’t Work, Don’t Blame Zero