VIDEOS
These videos conversations between Nuala Dent and Andrea Foot discuss hybrid work teams
PUBLICATIONS
Dent, N. (2019) 'A reflexive account: Group consultation via video conference' in H Weinberg & A Rolnik (eds), Internet-Delivered Therapy and Consultancy for Groups, Families and Organisations, Routledge
PhD thesis, La Trobe University
Dent, N. de Gooijer, J. et al. (2016) 'Crossing Borders: A Slow Walk'. Socioanalysis, Volume 18, Special Issue on Seeking Asylum
Dent, N. (2013) 'Towards Reflexivity: Online and 'in-the-room'. Socioanlaysis, Volume 15, Victoria Australia
Dent, N. (2010) 'Integrating face-to-face and virtual in the study of group relations'. Masters research thesis, RMIT, Melbourne, Australia
PRESENTATIONS
2022 The use of an art-based method to explore unconscious dynamics, AOMO 2022: Art as Activism, Liverpool, UK
2020 Transforming the Experience of Covid-19, with Dr Susan Long, ODA, online
2020 The use of reflective practice to support frontline staff, with Dr Susan Long, VRGF, online
2019 Systems psychodynamics and the leading edge of leadership development. The Leadership Network 2019 Leadership Professionals Symposium, Melbourne
2019 The use of an art-based method to explore countertransference, NIODA, Melbourne
2018 Leading growth in the face of turbulence, keynote address and workshop, Taking action in turbulent times, masterclass. Leadership+Grit+Growth Symposium. Tasmanian Leaders, Hobart
2017 Working across time and space: a fractured landscape, ISPSO Annual Meeting, Copenhagen
2017 Working across time and space, Doing Business with the Unconscious, Massey University, New Zealand
2013 Tending to disengagement, OPUS International Conference, London
2012 Social Dreaming online and in the room, ISPSO Regional Meeting, Melbourne
2012 Designing jobs that respond to people’s preferences, NDS Conference, Adelaide
2012 Collusion to Connive, ISPSO Annual Meeting, San Diego
2011 Fragmented and Connected: close encounters of a virtual kind, with Tim Roberts-Ferguson, ISPSO Annual Meeting, Melbourne