Understanding how our brains operate in a crisis can help leaders think more clearly and effectively manage emergencies. In this episode Dr Steve Joordens, Psychologist at the University of Toronto Scarborough, helps us understand why sometimes our brains have a mind of their own… and what we can do about that.Guest: Dr Steve Joordens, Psychologist, University of Toronto Scarborough<a href='mailto:steve.joordens@utoronto.ca'>steve.joordens@utoronto.ca</a>Centre for Crisis and Risk Communications - <a href='https://centreforcrisiscommunications.com/'>https://centreforcrisiscommunications.com/</a>Secret Code SNSJGR<a rel="payment" href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dougv">Support the show</a>

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Your Brain in Crisis-Mode

We tell stories.... stories about Public Relations and Marketing that will inspire your career in PR.Public Relations is evolving rapidly, and this is where you’ll find thoughtful and concise interviews on the latest insights, ideas, and approaches with PR experts all over the world. And straight up, you may not agree with all of them. Neither do we. The point is these are perspectives and ideas that need to be talked about.From authentic storytelling, to harnessing the power of AI to innovative media relations and crisis communications, to adopting more behavioral science communications strategies. And even controversial ide...