Be the change

 
 

Becky is an award-nominated advocate, author, and podcast host promoting workplace respect, mental health, and inclusivity. As the founder of The Resource Podcast, she tackles workplace challenges, earning a finalist spot in the 2023 Australian Podcast Awards. A 2024 finalist for CME’s Champion of Women in Resources Award and a Women in Industry Mentor of the Year nominee, Becky draws from lived experience to inspire inclusive, equitable workplaces.

Becky grew up in Northern England in a working-class family where resilience was a necessity, and mental health struggles were carried in silence. A move to Australia left her parents isolated and under immense pressure, until their relationship broke down. Seeing the impact of unspoken struggles shaped her passion for connection, empowerment, and change.Becky transforms lived experience into action, using her journey, from witnessing violence and surviving sexual assault to leading industry-wide conversations, to break silence, challenge toxic cultures, and empower others to find their voice.

See Becky In Action

  • "Your workshop I attended actually changed my life. And I'm ever so thankful I did something that was so outside my comfort zone back then. Loved hearing you speak and sharing your stories and wisdom again."

    Sarah, workshop attendee

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“When our men heal, our women heal, when they both heal, our children heal, our children heal and when our children heal, the world heals.” Danny Morel

What you can expect to learn in a workshop with me

  • Ownership - without this, we blame, hide and shame to create safety within ourselves.

  • Values - without these, we don’t know our expectations of ourselves and others. This leads to resentment, frustration, isolation, avoidance, and blowups.

  • Boundaries - the importance of being aware of and communicating then infecting boundaries

  • Communication - how to communicate your values and boundaries respectfully to ensure others are aware of your expectation of their re behaviour.

One-in-three Australian workers have experienced sexual harassment in the workplace in the last five years.
— The Australian Human Rights Commission Report, 2020
 

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