Researcher, Writer & Trainer

Beth E. Lee
Researcher, Writer & Trainer

"When you live in a foreign land, you must embrace the culture to understand."

Words are powerful in every way, from the written word to those we say.

Researching the Psychology & Philosophy of Language, Meaning, Inner Dialogue and Desire

Research Topics
Non-Fiction and Fiction 

Writing to educate, inspire and lose yourself in story!

Words.  Meaning. Understanding.

What I’m Writing Now

Utilising Psychology & Neuroscience to Be A Better Human

Training programs for universities and companies looking to enhance communication, collaboration, understanding and wellbeing.

Evidence-Based

All programs utilise psychology and neuroscience evidence based research.

Interactive

All programs are interactive through a question derived delivery and process. 

Build Awareness

All programs build individual and group awareness providing leaders with practicable outcomes.

Facilitative & Collaborative

All programs are facilitative in nature encouraging collaboration and effort.

My name is Beth E. Lee and I’m a researcher, writer, trainer and all around curious human being.

I spent 20+ years in the corporate world, when a life changing event brought me to rock bottom. 

Therapy changed all that which led me to devote 10 years to learning about how the mind and the brain work.

Today, I research, write, teach, and train through the lens of Psychology outlining the importance words and language play in our existence.

  • Masters of Science, Psychology & Neuroscience of Mental Health
  • Masters in Business Administration, Marketing
  • Bachelors of Arts In English, Ceative Writing & Journalism
  • Traveler – Lived in 5 Countries – USA, AU, SING, UK, IRE
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My Articles

Mindset

Are Worriers More Creative? The Benefits of Neurotic Unhappiness.

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Everyone knows someone who is a worrier. You, yourself, may be a worrier. Perhaps you have a high degree of neuroticism. [Neuroticism here means having “ a tendency toward anxiety, depression, self-doubt, self-doubt, and other negative feelings.” — Psychology Today.] Or you may be like me, someone […]
Wellbeing

Striving for “Well-Being” is a Personal Journey of Self

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When we think of the term “wellbeing”, concepts such as work-life balance, happiness, friendship, health and wellness come into our mind. After all, isn’t that what life is about? Striving and succeeding in all those areas and more?
Mindset

How To Build Self-Worth and Alleviate Loneliness with Rituals

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When my therapist explained that creating meaning was up to me, it was a lightbulb moment because I had “adopted” my ritual meanings from others.
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