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Pat Armitstead
Authority on:-
Joy as a Transformational tool
Humour, Engagement & Wellbeing
Authentic Leadership, Positive Psychology & Storytelling
"Pat is one of the most positive, energetic people I have ever met. She adds enormous value to the quality of environments. It's high time we we focussed on proactive prevention of health problems and stress. "
Robyn Stent, former Health and Disability Commissioner, New Zealand
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- Multi Award Winning Professional Keynote Speaker
- Facilitator Mental Health and Stress in the Workplace
- Consciousl Leadership Coach
- Author, Artist, Radio/TV Host
Authority on:-
Joy as a Transformational tool
Humour, Engagement & Wellbeing
Authentic Leadership, Positive Psychology & Storytelling
"Pat is one of the most positive, energetic people I have ever met. She adds enormous value to the quality of environments. It's high time we we focussed on proactive prevention of health problems and stress. "
Robyn Stent, former Health and Disability Commissioner, New Zealand
You can subscribe to Pats "Glad Mail" newsletter below !
Find out whats in Pat's "prescription" in this FREE copy of "ANTIZAC - How refusing Prozac changed my life ! "
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Pat Armitstead is a Registered Nurse with a major in education, plus she is a Master Practitioner of Neurolinguistics. and a Certified mBIT coach. A professional speaker and motivator, she is an expert on leadership, communication, grief and stress.
Over the past 20 years she has given her highly educational and entertaining presentations into both the business and health sector- on topics such as "Mental Health in the Workplace", “Stress, humour and health” , “Authentic leadership, self expression and productivity” , and “ Storytelling and Engagement in the workplace”. |
Pat is a Pioneer and Thoughtleader in the area of joy as a transformational agent . From her early years as a Registered Nurse, she has championed the human spirit leading people to find joy where it appeared there was none. Pats life has been devoted to helping others to transform their lives. Her unique personal perspectives, traumatic past, repeated losses and eventual mastery as a Multi Award Winning Speaker, TV and Radio Host and Exhibiting Artist are a rare combination of talents.
A master storyteller she combines Positive Psychology principles, Emotional Intelligence, and Neuroscience with real human experiences to bring understanding and meaning to life events.
Pat sees crisis as a catalyst for personal growth and ongoing transformation, enabling high levels of intimate communication and authentic expression.
She says "You cant lift your bottom line if people are down"
1:5 people are medicated for depression, costing us up to 200 billion per year, and in Australia alone there are 3000 suicides per year .
That's 8 people every day !
Joy makes a difference ! ".
She has toured internationlly with Patch Adams and shared the stage live and online with speaking greats such as Jack Canfield, Bruce Lipton, John Demartini and Patricia Fripp.
A master storyteller she combines Positive Psychology principles, Emotional Intelligence, and Neuroscience with real human experiences to bring understanding and meaning to life events.
Pat sees crisis as a catalyst for personal growth and ongoing transformation, enabling high levels of intimate communication and authentic expression.
She says "You cant lift your bottom line if people are down"
1:5 people are medicated for depression, costing us up to 200 billion per year, and in Australia alone there are 3000 suicides per year .
That's 8 people every day !
Joy makes a difference ! ".
She has toured internationlly with Patch Adams and shared the stage live and online with speaking greats such as Jack Canfield, Bruce Lipton, John Demartini and Patricia Fripp.
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For almost the past 100 years, mental health professionals have told us that that depression is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain. However, there's a much more realistic theory that depression happens due to an imbalance happening outside of your cranium. Johann Hari, author of "Lost Connections", believes that depression these days stem from societal issues. Johann offers some staggering statistics showing that antidepressants seem to be doing much more harm than good — among them, that one out of every four middle-aged women in the United States is taking a chemical antidepressant in any given year.
If we want to get rid of modern-day depression, he says, we have to change society. |
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