Publications


Wisdom

  • "Coaching for Wisdom: System 3 Thinking in Complex Decision Making" (2020), 
    Philosophy of Coaching: An International Journal Vol. 5, No. 1, May 2020, 113-128. http://dx.doi.org/10.22316/poc/05.1.10 
  • "Coaching for Wisdom: System 3 Thinking in Complex Decision Making", in: Proceedings of the Sydney University Coaching Conference, Sydney NSW, 15th - 16th February 2020.
  • "The Practice of Coaching for Wisdom", in: Proceedings of the Australian Psychological Society 13th Industrial and Organisational Psychology Conference, Adelaide SA, 11th - 13th July 2019.
  • "Coaching for Wisdom" (2018), in: 8th EMCC Mentoring, Coaching, and Supervision Conference, University of Chester, United Kingdom, 10th - 11th July 2018, pp. 214-225. 
  • "Performance in the Open Source Era" (2018). The Iclif Leadership and Governance Centre.
  • "Six Principles for the Disconnected Leader" (2018). The Iclif Leadership and Governance Centre.
  • "6 Steps to Managing Wisely" (2017). The Iclif Leadership and Governance Centre.
  • "Leadership Redefined for the Open Source Era" (2017). The Iclif Leadership and Governance Centre.
  • "How to Practice Leadership Energy Coaching" (2017). The Iclif Leadership and Governance Centre."
  • "How to Make Wiser Decisions" (2017). The Iclif Leadership and Governance Centre.
  • "Making Wise Decisions" (2017). The Iclif Leadership and Governance Centre.
  • "Making Wise Decisions: How to improve your odds of making the right decisions for the right people at the right time!" (2017) Banking Insight, January/February 2017, pp. 56-59.
  • "Effects of Mindfulness Training on Workplace Performance" (2015), in: Australian Psychological Society Limited, 11th Industrial and Organisational Psychology Conference, Melbourne VIC, Australia, July 2-4.
  • "Virtuous Decision Making: How to Bring Wisdom to Life for Leadership" (2010), in: Proceedings of the Inaugural Wisdom in Management Conference, 8th - 9th July. Australian National University, College of Business and Economics, Canberra, ACT.
  • "Wise Decisions: How the psychology of wisdom can be applied to everyday life" (2010), in: Proceedings of the 2nd Australian Positive Psychology and Well-Being Conference, 12th - 13th February. Monash University, Caulfield, VIC.
  • "Phronetic Leadership: Coaching Techniques for Building Resilience" (2009), in: Proceedings of the First Australian Leadership Coaching Conference for Educators, 14th - 15th July. Macquarie University, NSW.
  • "Averting the March of Folly: Coaching for Wisdom in Leadership" (2008), in: Proceedings of the Australian Psychological Society Interest Group in Coaching Psychology Third National Coaching Psychology Symposium: Leading Coaching Excellence - How to do it. 22nd - 23rd August. Cockle Bay Wharf, Sydney, NSW.
  • “Coaching for Wisdom: Enabling Wise Decisions” (2008), in: D.B. Drake, K. Gørtz, & D. Brennan (Eds.) The Philosophy and Practice of Coaching (pp. 161-175), San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass.
  • "The Wisdom of Coaching" (2007), in: Church, M. (Ed.), Ideas: Original perspectives on life and business from leading thinkers - Volume 2 (pp. 103-107), Seaforth, NSW: Thought Leaders Limited.
  • "Coaching for Wisdom" (2007), in: Grant, A.M., & Cavanagh, M.J. (Eds.), Evidence-based Coaching Volume Two: Resources from the 2003-2007 Sydney Conferences (CD-ROM), Sydney AU, CPU Press.

Coaching

  • "Back on Track: The Coaching Journey in Executive Career Derailment" (2006), International Coaching Psychology Review, Vol.1 (2), November, 68-74.
  • "Coaching in the Emerald City: How to Follow the Yellow Brick Road!" (2006), in: Proceedings of the Australian Psychological Society Interest Group for Coaching Psychology Second National Symposium. Asking the Right Questions: Exploring the Cutting Edge of Coaching Psychology. 14th - 15th July. Palazzo Versace, Gold Coast, QLD.
  • "The Impact of Executive Coaching on Leadership Effectiveness" (2006), Research paper commissioned by the Australian Securities and Investment Corporation, February 27.
  • "Inspirational Chaos: Executive Coaching and Tolerance of Complexity" (2005), in: Cavanagh, M., Grant, A.M., and Kemp, T. (Eds.). Evidence Based Coaching (Volume 1): Contributions from the Behavioural Sciences (pp. 83-95), Bowen Hills, QLD: Australian Academic Press.
  • "When the Going Gets Tough: Tools for Maintaining Client Commitment" (2003), in: Proceedings of the International Coach Federation Australasia (ICFA) Conference. Coaching: Partnering for Success - Building Excellence. 22nd - 24th August. Star City Hotel, Sydney, NSW.
  • "Keeping it Up! - When Desire to Change is Not Enough" (2002), in: Proceedings of the International Coach Federation Australasia (ICFA) Conference. The Spirit of Coaching - The Spirit of Success. 5th - 7th July. Star City Hotel, Sydney, NSW.
  • "Quantum Coaching" (2002). Exchange: Newsletter of the University of Sydney Coaching and Mentoring Association, Vol.1, (1), May, p.3.
  • "It's all in the Rhythm" (2002). HR Monthly, March, p. 30-31.

Health

  • “Harnessing Hormones: The Broccoli Connection” (2001) International WellBeing, 2001 Annual, December 2000, No. 82, p.84-87.
  • “Smart Defense” (2000) FIT Sales (BioCeuticals) Pty. Ltd., Camperdown, NSW, October 2000.
  • “Harnessing Hormones” (2000) FIT Sales (BioCeuticals) Pty. Ltd., Camperdown, NSW, February 2000.
  • “Neurodegenerative Diseases: Nutritional Medicine Considerations” (1999) In: “Conference Proceedings of the Integrative Medicine Conference, October 1999, Manly.” Australian Integrative Medicine Association.
  • “Endocrine Signaling and the Role of Glyconutrition” (1999) FIT Sales (BioCeuticals) Pty. Ltd., Camperdown, NSW, July 1999.
  • “Brain Ageing” (1999) FIT Sales (BioCeuticals) Pty. Ltd., Camperdown, NSW, July 1999.
  • “Leaky Gut Syndrome: Improving Gut Mucosal Integrity with Natural Medicines” (1997) Journal of Health Sciences, Vol. 2, No. 1, May 1997, 4-23.
  • “A New Psychology of Health” (1989) Mind Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 1, Winter 1989, 20-23.

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