Sustainable Leadership Practice (SLP™) in Queensland

Rhonda Andrews is the Founder, Principle Psychologist and Managing Director of the National Consultancy and Psychological Practice, Barrington Centre, with 30 years of experience in leading training, crisis management, team development and consequence management. Rhonda works extensively with Australia’s leading and largest private and public corporations as well as Local, State, and Federal Government Bodies and Agencies.

Rhonda’s insights incorporate a deep understanding of human nature, alongside evidence-driven methodologies. Her focus uses proven techniques to help leaders and decision-makers develop confidence in skills in a myriad of environments and challenges, including:

• Dealing with issues, crisis, and stress in workplaces
• Fostering strong leadership skills in themselves and their teams
• Navigating complex workplace cultures
• Learning how to use decision-making frameworks to achieve better outcomes
• Improving communication styles and understanding team dynamics

With an engaging, direct and always refreshing speaking style, Rhonda has a unique ability to tap into the issues of the day and deliver insight-driven, solution-focused presentations.

Dr Mark Crosweller has 40 years of experience in crisis, disaster management and national security leadership. During this time, he has led organisations through significant crises and transformational change while simultaneously navigating his own personal life challenges. Mark profoundly and pragmatically understands the challenges of sustainable leadership practice. He draws upon his own lived experiences as well as insights from some of the world's most influential philosophers.

Together, Mark's experiences and insights have helped many leaders sustain themselves through the best and worst of times.

"Mark is a fantastic present who allows for an open and authentic discussion of the very large and difficult concepts. Sharing personal stories and reflections was helpful for grounding these concepts in the real world and lived experiences..."