Travel Health News
Monthly travel health news about disease outbreaks around the world, from our Lead Nurse JO THOMPSON.
Why Staff Need To Feel A Sense Of Belonging At Work
Why is it important for staff to feel a sense of belonging in their jobs? Our CEO LEANNE MAREGA explores…
Ready For Launch: Our New Support Network For Climate And Conservation Leaders
Psychologist and Facilitator JESS BRAINCH is co-hosting a series of sessions at Thrive designed to support leaders who work in climate change and conservation. Here she tells us why, and how you can be a part of it.
Coping With Political Crisis – A Look At Ethiopia
Civil conflict in a country can cause tension, fear and loss. Psychologist DIANA CHEPKOSGEI shares a number of ways you can cope during the ongoing political crisis in…
7 Tips For Going Back To The Office
With the world learning how to live with the virus, things are slowly opening up. For some, this means going back to the office. Psychotherapist BEN PORTER thinks…
Parenting in a Challenging Season
GEMMA CAMACHO from Thrive shares some guidance on meeting parenting challenges during Covid19. If we had to choose one word to summarise this season, it would likely be…
Transdiagnostic Approach – An Introduction
In the first of a new series of blogs on ‘Transdiagnostics’, our Director of Psychosocial Services GRAHAM FAWCETT casts a critical eye over the ‘medicalisation of misery’, and…
Dear Humanitarian, Are You Prepared For The Rains?
Rain can have both a physical and emotional impact on a humanitarian worker. As a team, it is important to know what this impact looks like and how…
The Basics of Burnout
Staff Care Consultant & Psychotherapist BEN PORTER shares some simple lessons about a complex term. Burnout. It’s a word that’s being thrown around quite a lot these days. And…
5 Staff Care Strategies To Remember In Times Of Redundancy
Our Director of Organisation Health ANN MURAYA shares her guidance on the unpleasant task of making team members redundant. Restructuring is an inevitable part of running an organisation….
The Difference Between Leadership & Management
Organisation Health specialist ALISON COULTER looks at the differences between leadership and management, and how to build an effective culture in the aid sector. Leadership and management increasingly…
Reverse Culture Shock
If you have been on international assignment, adjusting to life back home is not easy, especially if you had a meaningful experience. Counsellor JOANNE ELSWORTH demystifies reverse culture…
Non-Communicable Diseases. Why Are They So Important to Know About?
Travel Health Specialist TED LANKESTER gives some profound insight on what Non-Communicable diseases are and recommends simple ways of staying healthy. This summer I spent a few days…
Coaching Or Counselling? Making An Informed Choice
Psychotherapist and Coach MARTYN WATSON explains the crucial differences between a Coach and a Counsellor, and how you can choose the right person and the right approach to…
Is Peer Support Worth It?
Psychotherapist BEN PORTER highlights some of the opportunities and pitfalls of peer support in the development and humanitarian sector. I have been part of very effective peer support…
Insect Bites: Our Top Tips
Our lead travel health nurse Jo Thompson shares advice for avoiding and treating insect bites. Vaccines and medication prevent some insect-borne diseases, but many other diseases can only…
3 Tips to Staying Healthy as you Travel
While travel can be fun, a lot can happen that might affect your physical and mental health. Thrive Worldwide’s JOELLE MUMLEY shares three things to consider for a…
Understanding The Mirroring Effect in the Humanitarian Sector
Have you walked into a team and almost immediately felt stressed, calm, happy, anxious and wondered why? Psychologist GRAHAM FAWCETT explores Psychological mirroring and the effects it has in…
Rising Above Cynicism: Appreciative Inquiry as a Way to Thrive
Have you always struggled to fight off cynicism and ended up losing every time? Dr. WHITNEY FRY believes that you may be looking at it the wrong way….
Reflections On The Nature Of Resilience
What can a spider’s web teach us about thriving in the face of adversity? Experienced humanitarian, resilience trainer, and friend of Thrive JOHN FAWCETT reflects on why coping…
Safeguarding – Not For the Fainthearted
GRAHAM FAWCETT from our psychosocial team shares a story from a past role, to help explain why safeguarding is so important, and how to do it in the…
Three Ways to Strengthen Your Commitment to Staff Wellbeing
Our CEO, Leanne Marega talks through three key ways you can strengthen your commitment to staff wellbeing and how we can come alongside you to this… Following the…
Reducing the Speed Limit for Environmental Professionals
Author, environmentalist, and friend of Thrive SARAH CHILES shares three ways we can reduce our ‘speed limit’ so that we can experience joy and hope along the way…
Thriving Leaders and Teams Creating Thriving Organisations
Director of Health Services ALISON COULTER shares principles of good leadership and how thriving teams can be developed and sustained from thriving leaders. I am still inspired by…
Duty of Care and the Role of Line Managers
Certified Practitioner FAYE EKONG sheds more light on duty of care for managers being more than an obligation, and how line managers can promote wellbeing and psychological safety…
Interview with Graham Fawcett, Psychosocial Lead
Psycosocial lead GRAHAM FAWCETT talks about his past experiences, cross-culture and his transdiagnostics approach in mental health. How does the work you’ve recently done as a Consultant Clinical…
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