Episode 261 - Relational wellbeing as a phenomenon with Dr Kat

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FLOURISHING EDUCATION - How do we re-MEMBER BE-ing, BE-coming, and BE-longing to FLOURISH TOGETHER?

Fabienne Vailes

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Episode 261 - Relational wellbeing as a phenomenon with Dr Kat

FLOURISHING EDUCATION - How do we re-MEMBER BE-ing, BE-coming, and BE-longing to FLOURISH TOGETHER?

1 hour 1 minute 5 seconds

5 months ago

Episode 261 - Relational wellbeing as a phenomenon with Dr Kat

I am delighted to share this imperfectly perfect, perfectly imperfect conversation with Dr Kat who is a Non-Profit Founder, Educator, Counselor, Researcher, Author, and Spiritual Coach.

This episode is a purely indulgent one. I reached out to Dr Kat to discuss her book 'How to write a phenomenological Dissertation' which I discovered via a PhD peer, Cathy who recommended it to me.

I wanted to find out more about phenomenology as a research method and I now share this imperfectly perfect conversation for those of you who might want to know more (and use it for their research work too).

If nothing else, you might be interested in exploring the lived experiences of others and how that helps us to understand a phenomenon such as wellbeing.

I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did.