Details of The Webinar
Join Carl Honoré, renowned author and advocate for the Slow Movement, and Jocelyn Brewer, expert in Digital Nutrition, in a conversation hosted by Hadleigh Fischer, founder of Resilience Agenda.
About The Speakers
Carl Honoré
Carl Honoré is a bestselling author, broadcaster, and a global advocate of the Slow Movement. He has inspired millions with his two TED Talks and TED Course titled How to Slow Down, which explores the benefits of decelerating in a fast-paced world.
Carl’s work focuses on the transformative power of slowing down to improve productivity, creativity, and well-being. His books, such as In Praise of Slow, Under Pressure, The Slow Fix, and Bolder: Making The Most Of Our Longer Lives, explore the impact of slow living on everything from work and parenting to problem-solving and aging, offering a fresh perspective on time, tempo, and thriving in the modern world.
Jocelyn Brewer
Jocelyn Brewer is a registered psychologist and thought leader in the field of cyberpsychology, who is transforming how we understand and interact with digital technology. She is the founder of the concept of "Digital Nutrition," a philosophy that promotes mindful and balanced technology use, encouraging healthier habits and better digital literacy.
Jocelyn’s approach is aimed at enhancing well-being while navigating the digital world, advocating for practical tips to improve our cyberpsychological health. Her work offers a fresh perspective on managing screen time, building resilience, and fostering deeper connections in an increasingly connected world.
Hadleigh Fischer
Hadleigh Fischer is the founder of Resilience Agenda, whose mission is to help promote a more proactive, preventative and practical approach to mental health.
With a background in leadership development and mental health advocacy, Hadleigh is on a mission to redefine how individuals and organizations approach wellbeing, moving beyond reactive measures to build resilience and mental strength through everyday habits.
Through Resilience Agenda, Hadleigh has spearheaded initiatives such as the Mental Fitness Diary & Planner, which combines practical tools with cutting-edge psychology to help people manage stress, improve emotional resilience, and thrive in a fast-paced world.