How thinking, “How Can We”, instead of “I Can’t” gave a client back their earning capacity.

How thinking

You would know by now that I Jo, am very proud of the Purple Co team.  This case study has been prepared with Susanne Richards OT, who has achieved incredible results with clients.  This particular example whoever I think beautifully illustrates how simple problem solving can be, and how BIG a difference a well-coordinated and planned out program can make in a short space of time. Let me introduce you to “Leanne”. Leanne came to Purple Co in December of 2013.  She presented with a Partial … [Read more...]

Stress is the enemy – or is it?

OXYTOCIN

Let me start by asking you two questions. How much stress have you experienced in the last year? Do you believe that stress is harmful for your health? Although many people will think of stress as wholly negative, it can, in fact, be either positive or negative. Stress is energy that’s generated by change and can range from something as minor as getting out of bed in the morning to a major life event such as financial difficulties or bereavement. Many people need some stress to optimise … [Read more...]

Unemployed does not mean unemployable!

unemployed does not mean unemployable

We at Purple Co know that unemployed does not mean unemployable! Now we have some evidence. This year Purple Co have had the opportunity to complete two fairly large labour market analysis projects on behalf of a Reinsurer. The purpose of these analyses was to identify where particular skill-sets may be able to be transferred within the open labour force. This research has highlighted some key findings for us about the nature of the labour force and the labour market in Australia at this … [Read more...]

The IP and Life space – Using our powers for good, a case study

Let me introduce you to *“Stacey”, As a teenager, due to family circumstances, Stacy had left school to take on care responsibilities in her family and some financial support for the education of her younger siblings. Her dreams of a career in nursing had to be put on hold. Upon immigrating to Australia, Stacy was able to finally embark on her nursing career. She studied and worked hard and became a well respected and highly sought after clinician. Her dreams had become a reality. Then … [Read more...]

Workplace of the Future?

If you are like me, you are becoming increasingly aware of the changes to our workplace, our workforces our work lives. While technology continues to be a strong driving force for a lot of change, it’s becoming an economic reality for so many people to remain in the workforce before the traditionally considered age of 65 years, that being “retirement age”. Economic pressure appears to be creating a need rather than a want for people to remain in the paid workforce.  Although I have met … [Read more...]

Income Protection and Rehabilitation: Opportunities to use our “powers” for good

I’m a Rehabilitation Counsellor of some 20 years – yep I’ve been around a long time!  I have always worked in a compensable environment; not because it was necessarily a conscious decision, but one that was made because it’s where I could earn good money. I also have an innate sense of commercial acumen and for empowering people to take personal responsibility; so you can see compensable rehabilitation was always going to be a really good fit for me. Throughout the duration of my career, I … [Read more...]




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