Live Events
Festivals, conferences, universities, public events, and leadership retreats. A live, experiential conversation, not a talk, in which an audience watches connection unfold and feels the shift for themselves.
Upcoming events →Conversationalist · Executive Consultant · Podcaster
Addressing Disconnection is an ongoing exploration of how people move from disconnection to connection, in relationships, organisations, and public life.
The Work
Modern life offers endless ways to communicate, yet many people feel increasingly disconnected, from themselves, from one another, and from the conversations that matter most.
Addressing Disconnection is a live exploration of connection, emotion, relationships, and the patterns that shape our lives.
Part audience conversation, part live emotional exploration, these events offer audiences the opportunity to witness and experience how meaningful emotional shifts can occur, while revealing practical ways of creating more connection in everyday life.
Ways to engage
Festivals, conferences, universities, public events, and leadership retreats. A live, experiential conversation, not a talk, in which an audience watches connection unfold and feels the shift for themselves.
Upcoming events →Leadership communication, difficult conversations, organisational culture, emotional intelligence, team dynamics, and family-business dynamics, working directly with leaders and teams.
Enquire →The Addressing Disconnection podcast, ongoing conversations that turn three decades of practice into clear, practical ideas about connection.
Listen →Selected engagements
Three decades of work across universities, public conversations, and leading organisations.
Universities
Public conversations
Organisations & leadership
The Podcast Podcast
Addressing Disconnection turns three decades of conversation into clear, practical ideas, each episode begins with a single thought and follows it wherever it leads.
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About
Conversationalist · Executive Consultant · Podcaster
Dr Tim Ambrose is a conversationalist, executive consultant, and podcaster whose work explores how people move from disconnection to connection.
For more than three decades, Tim has studied the forces that shape human experience, relationships, and communication. Drawing on psychology, philosophy, language, and executive consulting, he helps people better understand themselves, one another, and the dynamics that influence connection.
A graduate of Dartmouth College and Rutgers University, Tim's professional journey has taken him through language instruction, psychological research, psychotherapy, executive consulting, and public conversation.
Today, he brings this work into the public sphere through live events, executive consulting, media appearances, and the Addressing Disconnection podcast.
Tim is fluent in French and German and is based in Sydney, Australia.
Start a conversation →Testimonials
One of the most competent group facilitators and trainers I have known and worked with. His on-the-edge knowledge of the application of the latest neuroscience research puts him in an elite category of human change agents. Truly a magician, I stand in admiration of the elegance and efficiency of his gifts.
One of Tim's great strengths is designing programs to meet the specific needs of participants. In all these programs Tim's knowledge, skills and experience have had a profound impact, many finding the experience transformational.
The art of connection was my key take-out, with a gentle reminder that authenticity is so critical in our busy lives. The layers of learning that Tim is able to offer are both generous and genuine.
Tim's approach quickly creates exceptional self-insight and clarity, whilst not always pleasant this is definitely illuminating. This awareness is then complemented by understanding the necessary steps to move forward.
Contact
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