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Terry is a director of Leadership Psychology Australia and is a leadership and organisational change consultant, coach and educator, and has worked extensively with a wide range of senior leadership teams from leading Australian and International companies. Terry has been asked to present at many international conferences and seminars and has worked widely in China, Europe and the United States. He has been a registered practising psychologist for over 25 years. Formerly Head of Leadership at the Mt. Eliza Business School Terry designed and directed the School's flagship executive development program "Advanced Management Program" Terry has worked on specific programs for Cisco Systems, Bunnings, C.S.L., Computershare, A.S.I.C., McDonalds, CSBP Executive, Wesfarmers Group, Osram in China, Fuji Xerox (Japan) and Kuwait National Petroleum Company in Kuwait. Other programs include the facilitation of a global leadership program for Fosters, culture survey for the Australian Defence Forces, and a leadership succession program for Australia Post. His publications include
Terry Lee & Associates Pty Ltd (trading as Leadership Psychology Australia: www.leadership.com.au |
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TanneshaTannesha, aged 4, was living with her mother, Abby, who was dealing with mental health and drug abuse issues. Abby was unable to provide a safe and stable home, and Tannesha was placed in out of home care. Tannesha was traumatised by being placed out of her mother's care and became withdrawn and refused all food. |