New E-Learning Course: Creating Psychological Safety – An Introduction
DIANA from our team recently completed her thesis on how witnessing the trauma of others impacts international humanitarian workers. Here, she unpacks her research and findings.
Vicarious Trauma and Coping Strategies Among Aid Workers: A Qualitative Study
DIANA from our team recently completed her thesis on how witnessing the trauma of others impacts international humanitarian workers. Here, she unpacks her research and findings.
AI & Counselling: The Possibilities, Limitations & Dangers
We often get asked what we think about the ability of AI to provide counselling support to individuals. It’s a fast-moving matter, but we asked our Psychosocial & Wellbeing Lead BEN PORTER to share some of his current thoughts. Here’s what he told us.
Embracing A New Chapter: Reflections From A Retired Psychologist
Graham Fawcett led our Psychosocial team and is one of Thrive’s Co-founders. Here, he reflects on his retirement journey and shares the crucial, often overlooked, challenge of letting go of a professional identity and finding a new way to be.
When ‘Perfect’ Becomes the Enemy: Understanding Clinical Perfectionism in Humanitarian Work
What is perfectionism and why does it thrive in humanitarian work? Does it tent to help or hinder performance? And what can be done about it? Here our Psychosocial and Wellbeing Lead BEN PORTER explores these questions.
When The Silence Feels Heavy: Trauma and Growth After Crisis
ELIAS OMER is a Psychotherapist & Facilitator from Ethiopia who has spent much of his career supporting people and communities impacted by conflict. Here he shares some of his well-earned insights.
Managing Sickness Absence
A free resource to help HR, managers and leaders understand early warning signs and practical steps to take.
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