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Making Visible the Invisible

Bricolage into activism in the arts and systems psychodynamic approaches of Deepening Creative Practice.

Arts & culture

Mental health

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Spiritual, alternative and faith organisations in Glastonbury

Challenges and resources for post Covid recovery. The first stage of a research project into spiritual and alternative businesses has just been completed, and is now available online...

Organisations

Spirituality

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Making history in the here and now

Reflections on Black History Month

Organisations

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Survey results: Impact of COVID-19

We conducted an international online survey of over 250 professionals and qualitative interviews exploring how the pandemic has impacted them.

Health & social care

Mental health

Responding to and learning from changes during Covid-19

The fifth and final blog from the initial months of the COVID-19 pandemic sharing learning on the sector’s strengths and challenges experienced over this time, as well as some of the desires and concerns for the future expressed by project staff.

Children & families

Community

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Virtual Executive Coaching

Beyond the screen and below the surface.

Leadership

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Reflections on Group Relations in Covid-era…

Last month marked GR Russia and the Tavistock Institute’s first-ever joint Group Relations event.

Group relations

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Tripod Patchwork

The 3rd Group Relations response to Covid-19.

Group relations

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Our annual report for 2018-19

Ripples before the arrival of Covid

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Medici Digital Stories

The launch of a new podcast...

Young people

Tavistock celebrates 100 years!

The rich history of the Tavistocks.

Mental health

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Authority & Role: Disruptive Caribbean Leadership

The closing of physical borders is opening up new psychic possibilities for connection.

Group relations

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Coaching for Leadership: Psychodynamic approaches

Find a broader, deeper repertoire and develop your own style.

Group relations

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Working virtually with groups

Exploring Role and Identity in the COVID-19 era - online Group Relations workshop.

Group relations

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Networks for NEETS

Employment opportunities through social and peer networks.

Employment

Young people

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Leicester Conference 2020

65x+12y = 77/14 = 1

Unconscious

Group relations

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COVID-19 and the upside of existential dread

New ways of thinking, living and connecting: philosophy, ways of life, and …online courses.

Leadership

Cover of "Human Relations" journal, volume 72, number 11, November 2019. Features abstract yellow and white human-like figures on a black and yellow background.

Associate Editor for <i>Human Relations</i>

With significant growth over the last two years, Human Relations is recruiting a new associate editor to join its current editorial team.

Group relations

Associate Editor for <i>Human Relations</i>

With significant growth over the last two years, Human Relations is recruiting a new associate editor to join its current editorial team.

Group relations

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Supporting staff in the women and girls’ sector

This blog reflects on what some WGI projects were doing to increase support for staff and volunteer wellbeing during the unprecedented early days of COVID-19. It includes guidance, tools and links to a webinar on the subject.

Community

Gender & diversity