Resilience Centre Podcast

Publicly listed emails

confidential@theresiliencecentre.com.au

sam@theresiliencedoughnut.com.au

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Winter Listening: Revisiting ‘I’m Glad I’m Me’ with James Nicholson, Lyn Worsley & Leigh Hatcher

August 21, 2026

What if the secret to raising happy, resilient kids fit inside a picture book about a boy who wishes he were a cat? Or a bird? Or pretty much anything but himself? That is at the heart of 'I'm Glad I'm Me', the new children's book from author James Nicholson — and the subject of our latest conversation. Host Leigh Hatcher sits down with James and clinical psychologist and resilience expert Lyn Worsley to unpack a story that sounds simple but lands hard: a little boy tries on one animal after ...

Winter Listening: Revisiting Rekindling Hope – Part #2: Revisiting Hope with Clinical Psychologist Dr John Burns

July 13, 2026

It was over two years ago, when Clinical Psychologist Dr John Burns from The Resilience Centre, sat down with Leigh Hatcher, in a conversation exploring the possibility of people rekindling hope after experiences of adversity. Now, we again bring together John and Leigh, only this time - it is a unique conversation about John's own adverse experience - his current journey of a manageable, but not curable, diagnosis of cancer that came shortly after the recording of their first podcast togethe...

Winter Listening: Revisiting the ATAR and Beyond: Real Skills for Real Life

June 15, 2026

It is soon to be 'that’ time of year again and the HSC is going to be fast upon us … and we are revisiting a timely podcast about the ‘HSC and the ATAR’. All too often, the HSC is a stressful time for students and for their parents and families also. In this podcast, we hear from Clinical Psychologists – Dr Mathew Pfeiffer and Michelle Wotton from The Resilience Centre as they shed light on the difference between ‘ambition’ and ‘perfectionism’, when it comes to working towards a goal. They br...

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How do I get in touch with Resilience Centre Podcast?

Its publicly listed emails are confidential@theresiliencecentre.com.au and sam@theresiliencedoughnut.com.au. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Resilience Centre Podcast?

The publicly listed emails for Resilience Centre Podcast: confidential@theresiliencecentre.com.au and sam@theresiliencedoughnut.com.au.

How many listeners does Resilience Centre Podcast have?

Podseeker estimates Resilience Centre Podcast reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Resilience Centre Podcast?

Resilience Centre Podcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Licensed/registered clinical psychology or psychology professionals (e.g., Clinical Psychologist, Registered Psychologist), ideally with experience applying evidence-based therapies in areas like resilience, adolescent support, and anxiety/perfectionism; may include clinicians sharing lived-professional experience relevant to adversity/coping. Common among recent guests: Clinical practice in evidence-based therapies (e.g., DBT); Specialist work with students/families during high-stress periods; Public-facing expertise through published podcast content. Recent guests include Michelle Wotton, Mathew Pfeiffer, and Rosalie Clark.

How hard is it to get booked on Resilience Centre Podcast?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Resilience Centre Podcast cover?

Recent episodes cover Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Clinical Psychology, Mental Health, Psychology, and Adolescents. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.