Roxanne Hobbs

Throwing Hurt (The Boy with the Tennis Balls) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Sometimes when hard things happen, and we feel hurt, we find ourselves holding on to that hurt and then throwing it at other people. My family thinks of this hurt as tennis balls that attach themselves to us during our day. Then, in the evening, and with the people we love the most, we often get rid of these tennis balls by throwing them at our family. Obviously, we don't want to do this. We don't want to hurt our families. It's just that it sometimes feels like we can't carry these tennis balls (our hurt) anymore. There is another way. When we can recognise that we are hurt (or carrying too many tennis balls), we can talk about how we feel and think of other ways to remove these tennis balls without hurting others.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Austin Macauley Publishers Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 30
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Juni 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781398452404
• Artikelnr.: 68954084

Autorenporträt

Roxanne is a key influencer in driving the Inclusivity and Diversity agenda in the advertising industry. She founded The Hobbs Consultancy as a result of a deep-seated belief that the advertising industry could and should support female talent to a much greater degree. She soon realised that solely coaching women advocated the message that women are "broken" and "need fixing", a far cry from the reality. Roxanne also noticed that there are many other groups that also lack the necessary confidence to assert themselves in the advertising industry. She broadened the scope of her work accordingly, with a particularly interest in introverts. In March 2017, Roxanne's eldest son was diagnosed with ASD. She was immediately struck by how we ask those that aren't neurotypical to change so that they conform with neurotypical norms. She is now heavily involved in sparking and consequently sustaining a conversation about Neurodiversity in the advertising industry - so that individuals with potential are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in this environment. Roxanne uses the Co-Active model in her coaching, which is built on the cornerstone that we are all innately resourceful, creative and whole. Roxanne is also a certified Daring Way¿Facilitator - using Brené Brown's curriculum to support participants in showing up and being seen in the workplace. She lives in Hackney with her husband, two sons and a crazy puggle.