Today, I helped put that learning to good use by using my lived experience to help create new educational video resources for the University of Ulster’s Family Centred Cancer Care Conversations. Despite the snow, a huge turnout for today’s launch. Great energy in the room, an appreciation of the value of the resources and a […]
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I recently had the honour of traveling to Rotterdam in the Netherlands to attend “Moving Beyond Competencies: The Future of Coach Development”, presented in partnership with Jeffrey Hull, Ph.D. BCC of the Institute of Coaching, McLean/Harvard Medical School and David Drake. The event was attended by coaches from across the world and a particularly resonant moment came when the
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Looks like I’m in good company in this month’s edition of Good Housekeeping Magazine. Thank you to the publication and to journalist Claire O’Boyle for covering my story in this lovely feature Learning to Live and Love Again. It’s about confronting death and embracing life again after my childhood sweetheart and late husband, John passed
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I was approached by someone in the lunch break after I spoke yesterday at TEDx Stormont on the subject of saying ‘Yes’ to life after death. It’s a topic that matters deeply to me following the loss of my childhood sweetheart and husband John to pancreatic cancer almost three years ago. The person said: “My
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