The purpose of this article is to provide some information about the background, rationale and design of dialogic storytelling workshops.

This is my entry to the Three Minute Thesis competition where I present my research on oil and gas employees' perspectives on climate change

This is an update on the research project concerning oil and gas industry employees' perspectives on climate change, as part of my PhD.

It is hard to believe that I already find myself in a position to reflect on my first year as a full-time PhD student. Time does indeed...

We live in complex times (haven't we always, I hear you argue...). The IPCC has reminded us again in their most recent report that we...

What first motivated you to take up a job in your organisation or industry? It's a simple question I have asked as part of my research,...

Are you proud of what you do for a living? Are you proud of where you work? (Should you be?) Are you proud of who you are, as a person?...

Rumination, besides its original meaning related to animal digestion, is traditionally related to depression, and refers to the act of...

Artwork: Dan Rawlings / Photography: Mark Bickerdike After starting my PhD with the University of Southampton last September, I am now in...

"How do people do harm and live with themselves" (Bandura, 2016) Bandura's book's subtitle is quite self-explanatory when it comes to...

Why, as I worked on my MSc research, did I keep picturing a cowboy on horseback looking down from a hilltop? Why that picture exactly...

As part of my recently completed MSc in Organisational Psychology, I conducted a research project, for which I decided to study how...

How is an 18th century carceral system design connected to the little status light showing on your Teams / Skype icon? It's called the...