#Performances
#About the event
Duration: 60 minutes
We all know difficult people – and sometimes, those difficult people are the ones we see in the mirror. But there are times when we need help to identify and manage narcissistic abusers, interfering relatives and psychopathic workmates. These authors discuss how we can modify our mindset, adapt communication styles and take practical steps towards improving our quality of life.
#Artists
Dr Gina Cleo
Dr. Gina Cleo has a PhD in habit change and is an Adjunct Professor at Bond University. As a habit researcher and the Founding Director of the Habit Change Institute, Gina is recognised as a leading expert in habits, featured in 200+ media outlets, globally. Her book, The Habit Revolution, delves into the why and how of habits, offering a practical, evidence-based roadmap for lasting change. With actionable strategies, personal stories and a guiding voice, Gina inspires positive change, instilling hope, self-compassion, and self-belief, one habit at a time.
Dr Rebecca Ray
Dr Rebecca Ray is a clinical psychologist, bestselling author and sought-after speaker who helps big-picture thinkers rewrite their stories with self-trust, courage and clarity. With the heart of a storyteller and the precision of a clinician, Beck has spent more than two decades guiding thousands to break cycles of self-sabotage, return to their authentic selves and choose lives that feel like home - not the ones they were told to settle for. Beck is a regular guest across Australian TV and radio, and her work is often featured in major media outlets. She lives in the soul-fed hills of the Sunshine Coast with her son, Bennett, and their Great Dane, Dusty.
David Gillespie
David Gillespie is the acclaimed author of 14 non-fiction books including the bestsellers Sweet Poison and Teen Brain. His latest release is The Attention Recovery Plan, an evidence-based roadmap to reclaim our focus in a distracted world.












