Navigating Overwhelm: Using eight areas of life to find what is tipping the balance
Dana Gambrill built Paper Kite's Navigating Human program around a pattern her team sees again and again: overwhelm feels all-encompassing, yet it usually comes from just one or two areas of life.…
Wellbeing at Work: How life outside work shapes performance, and what employers can do early
Dana Gambrill argues that people carry their home lives into work every day, a lesson from a corporate career as an IT executive and now as founder of Paper Kite People. Most workplaces still expect…
Veterans and the Transition Out of Service: Why the months either side of leaving the military carry the highest suicide risk
Dana Gambrill took her work on veteran suicide before Australia's Royal Commission, after projects with the Australian Defence Force's Joint Health Command and US Veterans Affairs. Most people put…
Early Intervention Before Crisis: Supporting people before breaking point instead of after it
Dana Gambrill founded Paper Kite to work deliberately in the space before people break, after years helping military and veteran services understand why support was going unused. Most support today…
Digital Nutrition for Teens: Judging screen use by device, content and format, not hours alone
Dana Gambrill and her team at Paper Kite have researched how people use their devices, and named the work digital nutrition. Most advice to parents comes down to a number, one hour a day or two, or a…
Lived Experience in Mental Health Support: Why serving members and families turn to survivors before services
Dana Gambrill interviewed serving members and their families around Australia for the Defence Force's Joint Health Command, to find out why they were not using the mental health services provided to…
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