Upcoming Episode: August 8, 2020
Nicole Lynch
Episode 14: Peace in the Midst of Chaos
For this week's conversation I am joined by Counselling Psychologist Nicole Lynch. Nicole, a Barbadian, travels around the Caribbean with organizations such as UNICEF and OECS on projects related to improving the psychosocial learning environment for children, adolescents and teachers. In this period, like so many of us, she has had to take pause and be intentional about her personal and professional pivots. Pivots often take us into uncomfortable and unknown territory and require us to draw on our courage as we confront our fears. Nicole reminds us that the word 'courage' has a Latin root and originally meant "To speak one's mind by telling all one's heart." She weaves this into the way she inspires us to bring our whole selves to the world, and shares the impact this has on our relationships and our personal sense of peace.
For this week's conversation I am joined by Counselling Psychologist Nicole Lynch. Nicole, a Barbadian, travels around the Caribbean with organizations such as UNICEF and OECS on projects related to improving the psychosocial learning environment for children, adolescents and teachers. In this period, like so many of us, she has had to take pause and be intentional about her personal and professional pivots. Pivots often take us into uncomfortable and unknown territory and require us to draw on our courage as we confront our fears. Nicole reminds us that the word 'courage' has a Latin root and originally meant "To speak one's mind by telling all one's heart." She weaves this into the way she inspires us to bring our whole selves to the world, and shares the impact this has on our relationships and our personal sense of peace.
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Guest Bio
Nicole Lynch earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from York University in 2001 and her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology with a Specialisation in School Counselling from Trinity Western University in 2009. She is currently completing doctoral studies in Early Childhood Education at Walden University. Mrs. Lynch is a registered Counselling Psychologist and certified Positive Discipline Educator. Her professional activities focus on building the capacity of parents and educators in the areas of Social and Emotional Learning, Mental Health and Wellness, Positive Discipline and Student Centred Learning. Over the last ten years Mrs. Lynch has consulted with organisations such as UNICEF and OECS on projects related to improving the psychosocial learning environment for children, adolescents and teachers.