Jacqui Maguire

Each Friday a couple of great New Zealanders join Duncan to discuss the news week that was. This weeks guests: Rawdon Christie - former broadcaster turned real estate agent Jacqui Maguire - clinical psychologist See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A warning to managers – not to push their staff back to the office too quickly. The move to the Orange setting means many office workers are heading back to their regular workplaces – some for the first time in eight months. Clinical psychologist Jacqui Maguire told Tim Dower some workers may need to ease back in gradually. “It’s not a black and white solution, you do not people against their own will at work because you’re likely to have very poor outcomes.” LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Be prepared to meet Covid by Christmas was the stern message from epidemiologist Michael Baker yesterday.That is the new reality, but it's a massive change of mindset.Clinical psychologist Jacqui Maguire told Heather du Plessis-Allan that people are fatigued with Covid."You have to think about what it's like to be agile, to shift mindset, to shift strategy on entire brains, and I think it's going to take time."Maguire argues those over lockdown and double-vaccinated will adapt quickly, but those that are more vulnerable in terms of financial stability and health will be more anxious.LISTEN ABOVE

Be prepared to meet Covid by Christmas was the stern message from epidemiologist Michael Baker yesterday.That is the new reality, but it's a massive change of mindset.Clinical psychologist Jacqui Maguire told Heather du Plessis-Allan that people are fatigued with Covid."You have to think about what it's like to be agile, to shift mindset, to shift strategy on entire brains, and I think it's going to take time."Maguire argues those over lockdown and double-vaccinated will adapt quickly, but those that are more vulnerable in terms of financial stability and health will be more anxious.LISTEN ABOVE

When our little people experience big feelings, than can a challenge for parents.Uncertain times, like we have experienced over the last year, can be a big driver for those feelings.Jacqui Maguire is here to help. She is a clinical psychologist and one of New Zealand’s leading voices on wellbeing and mental health.For the last year, Maguire has been working on a new book aimed at children - When the Wind Blow - A book for little people with big feelings. She joined Francesca Rudkin to discuss what parents can LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacqui Maguire is a registered clinical psychologist, a mental health and wellbeing thought leader, and someone who has the amazing ability to explain all the stuff that’s going on in our heads - from the complicated to the not so complicated - she just gets it.  Jacqui has just released a wonderful new book to help parents and children together. It's called When the Wind Blew: A Book for Little People with Big Feelings.  She's crafted the book that "magically entwines children’s storytelling and evidence-based psychology to support children navigate the emotional rollercoaster of unexpected change." The amazing thing about Jacqui is she explains things in simple terms and wants to help as many people as possible navigate this rather tricky world. Think of this episode as a really helpful and free therapy session! Here's the link to buy her book: https://jacquimaguire.co.nz/product/when-the-wind-blew/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacqui Maguire is a registered clinical psychologist. Her professional career has been anchored in corporate wellbeing where she managed a national company of clinical psychologists who provided wellbeing and mental health support across the public and private sector.Jacqui's main passion is science communication, providing practical psychological theory and strategies to optimise personal wellbeing, work and relationships. She is one of New Zealand's prominent mental health and wellbeing thought leaders and is a sought after keynote speaker.She is TVNZ's go-to psychologist and a regular contributor to Stuff, NZ Herald, Radio New Zealand and Newstalk ZB. She is also the founder of the #1 ranking Mind Brew podcast, where she has interviewed some of the world's leading psychologists.Jacqui provides frequent consultation with ELTs and Boards, designs wellbeing programmes, facilitates training to small and large teams and presents keynotes at national conferences."Give yourself the time and the space to reflect on you as an individual. What do you want your life to look like? What do you want your legacy to be? What makes you passionate? What provides you a whole life? How do you want to feel in five years time? Ask yourself those questions and work backwards."

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The Revolutionaries of Wellbeing (ROW) podcast explores how we can build better, stronger workplaces.  Note Revolutionaries of Wellbeing (ROW) was formally known as My Health Revolution. This episode: Ask an Expert - Jacqui Maguire Our first Ask an Expert guest is Jacqui Maguire. Jacqui is a registered clinical psychologist and media commentator with a particular interest in lifting organisational performance by developing the resilience and wellbeing of employees. Jacqui's passion is to work closely with clients to understand the unique needs of their organisation and develop tailored programmes to best fit. Be a leader. Join ROW

Border restrictions are creating anxious Kiwis.As our border restrictions continue, Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters this morning told Mike Hosking we should only allow travel from countries with zero community transmitted cases of Covid-19.Cases have ravaged the likes of the United States, the UK and Brazil, while closer to home, Australia's state of Victoria is seeing a spike in cases.Clinical Psychologist Jacqui Maguire told Heather Du Plessis-Allan the ambiguity is causing anxiety in New Zealanders."When will that zero community transmission happen in other countries? When will those borders open? When can I reach my family?"That anxiety turns on your fight or flight response."Maguire says that many people's brains will be catastrophising the situation. The European Union and the Cook Islands has allowed New Zealanders to enter the bloc without having to quarantine.