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Now look, I was living my best lock-down life when the terrible news about the Ekka public holiday cancellation hit. What’s next? Frogs...

Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Aug 5, 20213 min read


Please scream inside your heart
Places everybody! Our legwarmers are on, and our warm-ups completed to start final repetitions for the Mid-Pan / Sem-Two Extravaganza....

Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Jul 21, 20204 min read


In praise of rest
Genuine conversations about rest occur too infrequently. Instead, we wear weariness like an ugly, ill-fitting, doesn’t-...

Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Jun 24, 20202 min read


Ready or Not
Winter is upon us. With it, information about our return to our workplaces is crystallising. Am I pleased about it? Yes. Am I...

Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Jun 1, 20203 min read


What matters now?
An entire new vocabulary has sprouted ‘round the Rona. Flattening the curve, formerly a phrase reserved for epidemiologists and...

Dunay Schmulian, PhD
May 13, 20202 min read


The Doozy
I have to admit, that I never quite know what it means when something is described as a doozy. Or rather, I know it involves...

Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Apr 24, 20203 min read


Terms and Invitations
David Kessler writes that in light of our world changing, many of us are experiencing collective grief in response to an invisible virus...

Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Apr 9, 20202 min read


Your joy is not waiting in the fridge.
As we settle into our home offices, and figuring out a routine of on-linyness, tending to family and general flexibility, many of us are...
Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Mar 30, 20202 min read


Teaching on-line: pivot, pivot and pivot some more ...
As we embark on our first week of on-line teaching, I am leaning on the wisdom of Eckhart Tolle. He notes three modalities for living...
Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Mar 24, 20202 min read


Judging positively versus relating kindly
I cannot think of a more important time for us to relate to ourselves kindly. Between a rapidly evolving pandemic, devastating bushfires...
Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Mar 17, 20202 min read


A beautiful mess
Emma Stone writes that there isn't a better representation of beauty than someone being herself. As I am in the final stages of...
Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Feb 12, 20182 min read


Lost in Thought
The past two Tuesdays I have been fortunate to teach a course on Speech Language and Communication. I have introduced some new terms, new...
Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Jul 26, 20162 min read


A slow puncture in the purpose region
This model was posted a while ago on Facebook. I love the simplicity and the elegance. I wonder how many of us feel that they are...
Dunay Schmulian
Sep 13, 20151 min read


A phrase to dislike
Most clinicians have uttered the words: "They're in denial" when talking about a patient or family who didn't do what they were told to...
Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Jul 9, 20152 min read


False hope
I am writing and teaching about the notion of intentional empathy - being in service with our caring. It is the foundation for all...

Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Jun 14, 20151 min read


35%
More than a third of medical interns in WA are struggling with depression. 27% graduate with self-reported with depression, which then...

Dunay Schmulian, PhD
Jun 1, 20151 min read
The unbearable lightness of being
As many of you will know, the work on Transforming Conversations was born in the trenches of Healthcare. It was developed to assist...

Dunay Schmulian, PhD
May 27, 20151 min read


Scripts versus Maps
Later this week I will be teaching a seminar to gradute students at the Melbourne Uni. The brief was brief: something on how to talk to...

Dunay Schmulian, PhD
May 27, 20151 min read
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