Through her Melbourne-based consultancy, Dr Jeannette Kavanagh and Daughter, Jeannette offers advice to schools and Universities. She also has a counselling Practice through which she helps people find solutions to anxiety - particularly when speaking in public.

• The Truth about Anxiety and Panic Attacks
  14/10/2006 | Non-Fiction
  There are far too many people on the Internet making the ridiculous claim that they've discovered THE cure, the one and only, cure for anxiety and panic attacks. Read
  
• Six Tips for Great Public Speaking
  14/10/2006 | Business
  Great presentations take hours of preparation. If you make regular presentations to clients it might not take so long. However, I believe that to present at your best, you must prepare your material and your self. Here are some essential guidelines. Read
  
• Three Proven Strategies to Develop Public Presentation Confidence
  29/09/2006 | Business
  We can always use more confidence to speak with impact in public. This article gives you proven methods used by actors and professional public speakers to prepare themselves to present at their best. Read
  
• Dealing with Difficult Questions and/or Difficult Audiences
  29/09/2006 | Business
  Anyone who's had the pleasure, honour and horror of teaching adolescents can face any audience! So first up, here's to the noblest profession on earth - our teachers. Read
  
• Two Essential Ingredients of Splendid Presentations
  29/09/2006 | Business
  In my all my articles about public speaking and presenting, I remind you that the audience is made up of individuals who in the main, wish you only the best. Truly splendid presentations have two essential ingredients: rapport with your audience and genuine two-way interaction. Read
  
• Your Audience Loves You. If Not, At Least They're On Your Side
  29/09/2006 | Business
  I've seen so many people assume the worst about their public presentations. So often their assessment is based on the unreliable data of THEIR reactions to what might be their audiences' reactions. Escaping from what I call the double guessing game is a vital part of your path to public speaking success. Read