Bringing myself to work: is that a good idea?

Why do we struggle so much to compartmentalise our lives? Why do we try to cultivate an ‘at work persona’ which bears little , if

City Women – Surviving and thriving through anxiety

Our recent City Women event, “Surviving and Thriving Through Anxiety”, was led by Wai-Ling Bickerton, a Birmingham-based NHS clinical psychologist who also works in independent

Ploughing on regardless? Notice and be curious

As you get into your stride for 2020, how broad and deep is your vision? What are the headlines, as you turn into the new

Leading from the Centre

Truly transformative leadership arises from a depth a self-awareness, embodies a rare combination of humility and focussed resolve, and is characteristically collaborative and other-centered. At

Dealing with Conflict and Challenge

How do we deal with conflict and challenge at work and beyond? In the week in September when the Brexit debate was acknowledged as “toxic”

React – Reflect – Respond in a “Fast Forward” World

Our recent City Women lunch, generously hosted by Browne Jacobson, focused on speed. After her father’s death last year, Sarah recognised that she couldn’t live

Establishing Peace in Ourselves

In the midst of the many demands and challenges of work and life, how do we find the peace that Jesus promises in John 14:27:

Seeing Clearly – Acting with Compassion

Chris Whittington has recently led a lunchtime session for ChaplaincyPlus introducing Christian Meditation, “Seeing Clearly – Acting with Compassion”. Chris was introduced to meditation in

Don’t collude in negativity, in times of uncertainty and change

“Living through Times of Uncertainty and Change” was Emily Jones’ topic for our January City Women lunch, kindly hosted by Anthony Collins Solicitors. Emily has

Only Connect – with Sue Noyes

“Only Connect”, our recent Chaplaincy Plus lunchtime event, appropriately involved both City Women and City Men. Browne Jacobson generously hosted this event, which gathered together

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