Psychologist with too many projects
On any given day, we inhabit many worlds. Who we are, how we express ourselves, and the decisions we make are shaped by the world we find ourselves in at that moment. When I’m in work world, I’m generally kinder and more collaborative (although you might need to check with my colleagues on that one) … Continue reading Disappearing into worlds
I recently read an article called Why Your Best Ideas Come After Your Worst, and it stuck with me. The first thing I took away from it was the legitimising of two psychological states when creating something. One state (the clown) is the messy creative. It throws out all sorts of ideas, some good, some … Continue reading Neither the outcome or the process of getting there will be perfect
I like drawing. I am not very good at it. The best I can do are modestly complicated doodles. Abstract 2-dimensional representations of something going on in my brain. I tend to turn to art during times of high emotional arousal. It might be because I am very happy and I want to celebrate the … Continue reading What art has taught me about incremental change
Dr Gareth Furber 