Blogs for your mental health and career development

Neurodivergence Workshops – Catch up

Did you miss one of my workshops and would like to catch up? Visit this post for neurodivergence workshops on-demand, and click here for more workshops I’ve presented in the past on various topics. Visit this link for my Upcoming

Supervision Workshops – Catch up

Did you miss one of my workshops and would like to catch up? Click here for more workshops I’ve presented in the past on various topics. Visit this link for my Upcoming workshops Note: Some of the later supervision workshops

Practical Steps to Setting Boundaries and Meeting Your Needs

This “Practical Steps” workshop series is based on my book – 20 Self-Care Habits. Click here to access the whole series Visit the individual Workshops in the Series below Practical Steps to Setting Boundaries and Meeting Your Needs Part 1

Marketing Workshops – Catch up

Interviews and Projects

Interviews and Projects Workshops On-Demand on various topics here The Ambassadors of Hope Charter has been created so that organisations can commit to embedding positive mental health actions via training, activities, resources and direct communication and support with the Chasing

Contributions to Online Magazines and Professional Publications

Since 2017, I’ve been writing blog posts for my website, which has opened the door to write for other amazing online resources, which you can find below. Published Articles written for: Read my published articles with PsychReg here Meet the

Authors Corner with Karin Brauner and Onlinevents (Reading Suggestions from the Workshop Series)

Full Author’s Corner Series Upcoming Workshops Catch Up On Demand QUICKLINKS TO: Free Downloads Books Workshop Links This is the workshop that started the idea of the Author’s Series. A lovely review from an attendee: Get all the series here

Blogpost Showcase – Practical Steps to Blogging

Welcome to my blogpost showcase page! Here, I’ll share websites and blog posts from colleagues that have completed my workshops and are now blogging with ease. If you’ve completed this course and your posts aren’t showcased here, do let me

In this post, we’ll be talking about empathy and autism. It is commonly thought that people on the Autism spectrum can’t or don’t empathise. I’d like to challenge that from a couple of different angles. First, from personal experience. Second,

Mum’s Journal

As he lay down to sleep one more time in this strange house, he felt bittersweet, but also still angry… Jeremiah was sitting in his grandmother’s chair. He loved that chair! it brought him good memories of a loving nan

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