Penny MyerscoughSenior Consultant Psychologist
Penny is a Senior Consultant Psychologist at the Centre for Corporate Health, and is one of the most sort after program facilitators for training on mental health, mental toughness, family and domestic violence and many other wellbeing topics. With a charismatic facilitation style and a unique ability to engage her audience, Penny has built a name for herself to motivate even the most disengaged groups. Penny is at her best in front of an audience and has a talent for getting participants in her programs to look inwards, take stock and leave with greater self-awareness on how they can improve their personal wellbeing as well as that of their teams.
“Bringing your whole person to work and feeling safe to do so… now that’s a place we all want to work.” Penny Myerscough
Penny’s work with senior executives and leadership teams is always focused on how they can engage their supportive leadership style to set the tone for open, honest and authentic communication within their organisations. In this psychologically safe environment, employees are able to flourish.
publications
Men’s Health Week 2020
Did you know these facts about the men in your life? We are celebrating Men’s Health Week this year, from 15 – 21 June 2020; and this year’s theme is all about working together for mental health and preventing suicide. What you might not have known is that men make up six out of eight
June 15, 2020What’s your new normal?
It’s time to adjust our sails as we head through rough seas, in an effort to carve out our new normal. Chances are, you have now been asked to work from home (WFH) for the foreseeable future and while many of us have already experienced working from home occasionally, most are not used to this
March 24, 2020COVID-19: Psychosocial risks your workplace should be addressing
As businesses around the globe activate their business continuity plans in response to the virus, it’s important that while we try our best to mitigate the physical risks, that we also consider the psychosocial risks at play.
March 16, 2020