PhD Candidate in motivational interviewing at La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia. Enjoys colourful conversation, spicy food, and Balinese coffee.
@tseenster @jiaburford So glad we finally meet in person! And thank you for such a wonderful presentation. Definitely one of the highlights of my year, seeing the meme I made presented in such glory!
Yesterday I met the most fabulous people at School of Psychology and Public Health, and they have the same love of #Memes as me! I was fortunate enough to swap #phdchat and laughed at our struggles at #writing
Here's my latest #Academememia, enjoy!
Day 2 of the #FFNCongress2022! As eloquently said by @ntaylor85452001 this conference highlights the importance of connection, not just within our profession, but also with like-minded people from around the world. So glad to finally present in person!
Stories are the only thing that outlast us. Thank you @latrobe for the opportunity to share my story, and for allowing me to embark on this opportunity of a lifetime. https://t.co/Buza0jVkkG
Celebrating my second article published! It's a culmination of 2 years of learning, being comfortable in the not knowing, and dreaming (the model literally came to me in a dream!). Anyone interested to know how MI works from participants' view, enjoy :) https://t.co/sGNNzDE1Si
I'm walking this September to give kids a break from cancer, and I need your help. Please donate to my challenge to support kids and families facing cancer. https://t.co/SWNYTFF6xs
What an engaging presentation at #ICMIWeek today from @DrKiyoshiTeo about falls prevention! A lot of what she said really resonated with MIHip trial participants. Affirmations are powerful, even just for a small step. @icmi2022
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Thanks @lil_e_rees for sending me this tips. I find your pre-submission presentation very engaging, and I think it's because you used your "natural voice" and provided breaks in the talk. Good luck with your submission!
A year ago, a non-academic friend listened to a talk I gave. I thought it went great. My friend disagreed.
She said that academics are experts at making interesting stuff boring—and that we should all take a speech class.
So I did. And here are 6 most useful things I learned.
It's happening! Quite surreal to find a space for international women in a city like Melbourne, but it's very exciting to finally feel like I belong. #FutureFemaleConference2022