Bullet-proofing your work: Mental Wellbeing

Author:
Dr Darryl Cross
Date:
October 12, 2020
Type:

4 of 5 in the series

Mental Health and wellbeing has become a large issue, particularly with the many changes we have dealt with in 2020. How can we check on ourselves and others? Hear from Clinical Psychologist and Executive Coach Dr Darryl Cross to start unpacking what can be helpful for our Mental Health. Get some additional wisdom from the Bible to help with our wellbeing.


Dr Darryl Cross is a clinical and organisational psychologist as well as a credentialed executive and career coach and an accredited family business advisor. He is also an author, facilitator, international speaker and university lecturer. Dr Darryl assists people to find their strengths, fulfill their potential and reach their goals. He works with businesses to facilitate communication and create positive cultures. Further information on Dr Darryl can be seen at www.DrDarryl.com and www.LeadershipCoaching.com.au and he can be contacted at darryl@crossways.com.au 

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