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In this episode Fearless Organization Practitioner Kate Carmichael talks to our host Emily McKerchar about the importance of Psychological Safety.

They discuss origins, how to identify if it exists in your organisation, the impact of low and high Psychological Safety cultures and tips on making the changes.

In this episode, our host Emily McKerchar discusses Intent-Based Leadership with Kate Carmichael. Kate was instrumental in setting up the IBL offering at Remarkable and has been working with David Marquet and Intent-Based Leadership since 2016. A dual UK/US citizen, Kate’s been bringing IBL to life in a wide variety of organisations, from small UK charities, to regional public sectors, and to global publicly-traded companies.

Here she discusses the origins, implementation and benefits of adopting an Intent-Based Leadership style. The 6 principles of IBL, how they relate to real life workplace challenges and what outcomes you can expect when you start a workplace revolution.

Follow on from the Wellbeing Economy Alliance webinar. Our Guest host and CEO of WEAll Scotland Jimmy Paul answers your questions with CEO of Remarkable Bonnie Clarke.

What is a Wellbeing Economy and how can we deliver it? What can leaders do to ensure our communities benefit and what does it mean for Scotland to be a founding member of the Wellbeing Economy Governments (WEGo) group?

In this episode we talk to Loretta Windsor-MacKenzie, Managing Director of the Greentree Wellbeing Consultancy as she gives us an insight into how organisations can help to build good mental health resilience in their people by developing Mental Health Champions, Ambassadors and Mental Health First Aiders.

In this episode we talk to Fiona Ogg of the Best Life Centre about the Weather the Storm Together Campaign. A feel-good resilience and wellbeing kit for employers created specifically to help you support your employees amidst the ongoing Covid-19 restrictions, to prepare for, adapt to, and recover from the many additional pressures we are all facing.

In this episode, we chat with Rebecca Simpson, CEO of Hearts and Minds charity.

In response to the current crisis, they developed a new programme of virtual visits that continue to spread joy and laughter and provide that much needed human connection. The Clowndoctors & Elderflowers bring the magic of therapeutic clowning directly into the homes of children, families and people with dementia, providing opportunities for play, fun and positive experiences.
Little moments that can have a huge, long-lasting, and positive impact