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The Social Field
Lisa van Dongen and Alison McCallum
9 episodes
1 week ago
Welcome to a podcast from the heart of a social performance practice. Here we showcase the voices of practitioners as together we explore the different dimensions involved in working in the discipline. Designed for people from a range of sectors, this will appeal both to those directly involved in, and those accountable for, the work of stakeholder engagement, socio-economic development, and social risk and impact management. Tune in for our six-part season.
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Welcome to a podcast from the heart of a social performance practice. Here we showcase the voices of practitioners as together we explore the different dimensions involved in working in the discipline. Designed for people from a range of sectors, this will appeal both to those directly involved in, and those accountable for, the work of stakeholder engagement, socio-economic development, and social risk and impact management. Tune in for our six-part season.
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Ep 3 Working on oneself is part of the job
The Social Field
34 minutes 46 seconds
11 months ago
Ep 3 Working on oneself is part of the job

If you want to maximise your impact in the work you do, psychologist Nomfundo Mogapi argues the most important thing you can do is invest in therapy. In this episode, we explore the importance of working on one’s own psychological wellbeing as a key requirement for operating successfully in the social performance field. Nomfundo Mogapi helps us understand the brain science behind why therapy and other psycho-social support is necessary for teams and leaders operating in wounded contexts. Nomsa Fulbrook-Bhembe from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) also shares her story of how this work shows up in her personal life.


Contacts

You can find out more about Nomfundo and the work she does at the Centre for Mental Wellness and Leadership at https://cmwl.co.za/


Credits

Presented by: Lisa van Dongen and Alison McCallum

Co-producers: Mzamo Moloi and Lisa van Dongen

Sound design and engineering: Audiodacious

Special thanks to all contributors as well as Anglo American, the sponsor for season one.

The Social Field
Welcome to a podcast from the heart of a social performance practice. Here we showcase the voices of practitioners as together we explore the different dimensions involved in working in the discipline. Designed for people from a range of sectors, this will appeal both to those directly involved in, and those accountable for, the work of stakeholder engagement, socio-economic development, and social risk and impact management. Tune in for our six-part season.