“I feel like my life has been blessed because I’ve almost never encountered any situation in which I’ve had limited options because of my gender.” Dr Tamara Davis. Can you imagine being forced to lie about your marriage and living … Continue reading
I interviewed the authors of ‘The Women’s Power Handbook in the late 1990’s when I worked for an Australian television network. Book launches could be a bit of a ‘ho-hum’ assignment but meeting the authors – the first woman Premier … Continue reading
As I tap my way into the blogosphere for the very first time, there’s an important woman front of mind. Her name is Lorna Millar. Lorna and I were firm friends. It didn’t matter that she was fifty years older than me, the age gap was … Continue reading
“Often, because their photos were so heavily retouched I couldn’t recognise it was the same girl sitting across from me.” Chelsea Bonner. Relieved. That’s how I feel when introducing the stubborn, directional, thoroughly modern Chelsea Bonner. She’s the brains behind … Continue reading
It isn’t just all about the girls around here. Engaging Women also features advice from trusted experts like Dean Casamento. Dean has been working in women’s health and fitness and corporate health for the past fifteen years. He is a … Continue reading
“I honestly love my breasts now more than I loved my old ones. They feel like they are the ones I’m meant to have, they are the healthy ones that aren’t going to make me sick. I got to feed my … Continue reading
The author of this article is in her mid twenties, wants to make a difference in the world and some money along the way. Lisa Curtis has written political briefings for President Obama in The White House, served as a Peace … Continue reading
Anxiety, stress, general unpleasant tension – most of us have experienced these feelings and would like to avoid them, or at least learn to manage them. That’s why I’m delighted to introduce Meg Thompson to Engaging Women readers. She’s a qualified … Continue reading
“I deal with women who are hiding; they are fleeing, child support is paid partially, sporadic or not at all. There’s little money for education so there is just that sense of being stuck.” Terese Edwards. Single mums are fortunate … Continue reading
“I’d never really stood up for anything before. I’m actually intrinsically very shy but I started to speak with some of the mothers. I sat down with the parents and said, ‘Please tell me how I can help.’ Dr Catherine Crock. … Continue reading