Dr Suzanne Henwood – Navigating Workplace Bullying: Finding Resilence and Feeling Joy Even in Crisis

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Dr Suzanne Henwood – Suzanne is a neuroscience based coach and trainer, working with a range of modalities incorporating a systemic, embodied, evidence based, neurological approach to transformational change. Suzanne comes from a Health Care background and spent nearly ten years as an Associate Professor in Health and Social Sciences, before setting up her own business in 2013. She has authored several books (and book chapters), was awarded best neuroscience based coach in New Zealand in 2023 and 2024 and frequently speaks at conferences and summits. Suzanne is passionate about being real: deeply connecting with clients so they can learn to access their own wisdom to live lives fully and authentically. Her own experience of bullying led her to support targets and to be part of the global movement for positive change to eradicate bullying for good.

This is not about you being weak or broken. This is your nervous system responding exactly the way it’s designed to do.

The Neuroscience of Workplace Bullying: Understanding how Trauma Affects Your Brain and Body

Talking Points

The insidious nature of workplace bullying, including exclusion, undermining and subtle forms of psychological abuse.
How neuroscience and understanding the body’s physiological responses to bullying can aid in recovery
It is important to identify and acknowledge workplace bullying early and seek support.

Navigating Workplace Bullying: Finding Resilence and Feeling Joy Even in Crisis

Publishing in 2025

Publishing in 2025, Andy Regal’s book explores his challenging workplace bullying experiences as an accomplished TV executive. Sharing personal and collected experiences, this impactful, engaging, behind the scenes narrative, aims to raise awareness, promote change and foster healthier workplaces.

Meet Your Host: Andy Regal

As the host of our summit, Andy Regal is not just an experienced media executive but also a keynote speaker and soon-to-be-published author of “I Thought It Would Be Different”: Workplace Bullying in the Dynamic World of the Newsroom.

With a career spanning major roles at Court TV, CNBC, MSNBC, and as the Global Head of Video at The Wall Street Journal, Andy has earned accolades like the Loeb Award and Emmy nominations. However, his journey through workplace bullying profoundly shaped his advocacy for healthier work environments, inspiring his dedication to change and resilience.