Inspirational Speaking
Reviews

It’s so amazing to receive such good feedback from doing what I love most. The testimonials only reinforce why I do what I do & inspire me to do my role better. Thank you to everyone I’ve worked with for providing me with such amazing opportunities.

It’s particularly exciting to now work more readily in the non-health sector, injecting more diversity & improving resilience in so many organisations.

Last month I closed the Leading Aged Services (LASA) Congress focussing on both person-centred care & resilience, spoke on Proactive Rehabilitation at Moore Rehab Outcome’s Launch, work with both school & university students & run a workshop on resilience to Bank Australia staff – a few of many amazing event.

Emma’s Blog

We Need To Think It To Be It!

We often associate resilience as more of a physical trait, getting up or bouncing back but that is reliant on us being emotionally resilient.

We need to think it to be it!

You may be able to get to the gym or do that report or washing but what thoughts in your mind are preventing you from doing that easily? Is it sustainable? Are you reliant on another to get you up?

Resilience is not just the ability to Get Up, it’s more important for us to Stay Up! If we can dodge & control the emotional impact associated with a physical obstacle, we are likely to be able to withstand the other effects better. There are times when we do need others to support us to do this but it’s that much easier to ACT resilient if we FEEL it!

So next time you find yourself resisting a task, become mindful of your thoughts surrounding the activity or event that’s holding you back. Consider the emotional barriers that you’re creating in your thought patterns that may be only compounding the problem.

We all will encounter daily physical barriers. But each of us has control over our emotional resilience and how we let our thoughts impact our performance.

Recent Events

* Bank Australia 2016 Resilience
* Caulfield General Medical Hospital 2016 Empathy
* Australian Catholic University & LaTrobe University Event: Conversation with Emma Gee about Reinventing Emma with Associate Professor Natasha Lannin 
* Moore Rehab Outcomes Office Launch, NSW – Proactive Rehabilitation

Reinventing Emma

Book Update

The Book Event held at the Australian Catholic University was a highlight for me. Sponsored by LaTrobe University, ACU & Rehabhire, 130 people (largely health professionals) attended a discussion between myself & Professor Natasha Lannin about Reinventing Emma. The conversation from shower & sexuality assessments through to goal setting & gratefulness was confronting but necessary to improve our practices. 

Now available in bookshops, airports & purchased via my ebook internationally, I’m excited that my story & all the messages are reaching a wider audience.

ABC 774 Interview –
Discussion with Libby Gore about Reinventing Emma.