Lisa Turner

1 month ago | wearetechwomen.com | Lisa Turner |Shelley Luckie

By Dr Lisa TurnerWomen in tech are no strangers to stress. Between tight deadlines, imposter syndrome, and the constant need to prove oneself in a male-dominated field, emotional wellbeing can take a hit. But what if there was a way to offload some of that mental burden, without judgment, without waiting for an appointment, and with the precision of the most highly trained coach or therapist?

Sep 19, 2024 | thehrdirector.com | Lesley Cooper |Lauren Neal |Sarah Langslow |Lisa Turner |Mynoo Maryel |Beth Stallwood | +2 more

According to Forbes, happy employees are 20% more productive than unhappy ones, so with new generations entering the workforce and employee expectations shifting it’s important for organisations to understand how they can enhance employee happiness. With International Week of Happiness at Work upon us, now has never been a better time to consider what workplace happiness means in 2024.

Aug 28, 2024 | minutehack.com | Lisa Turner

Guides Spiritual awakening becomes more straightforward when you grasp how the mind works, and the mechanics of the psyche. Our minds operate in three modes: the conscious mind, the unconscious mind and the Higher Self. Understanding these is crucial for personal growth and effective leadership.

Jul 3, 2024 | ommagazine.com | Lisa Turner

Few things hold as much power over us as our emotions. These aren’t just reactions; they’re profound messengers from our inner world, shedding light on our thoughts, beliefs, and experiences. Understanding and embracing our emotions is crucial not just for personal growth but for leading a life of purpose and fulfilment. But more than this, emotions are our guidance system.

Apr 9, 2024 | readersdigest.co.uk | Lisa Turner

HomeInspireLifeWhy embracing negative emotions is important to happinessBY Dr Lisa Turner9th Apr 2024 LifeToxic positivity is a problem and we can't always be positive. Here's why embracing negative emotions can improve your happiness in the long runIt can often feel like the pressure to always be happy andpositive is ever-increasing. This toxic positivity has resulted from the perception and labels associated with negativeemotions.