Welcome! So glad you could join the INCEPTR Mind the Gap event.

Below are 4 FREE resources I’ve gathered for attendees…

…and a couple ways to work with me.

I’d love to connect.

ebook: The Co-Creation Effect:

Why designing with people, rather than for them, produces stronger outcomes. A focused guide to collaborative approaches, covering trust-building, the pitfalls of top-down efforts, and a practical 5-step framework. Useful for anyone creating programs or services for diverse communities.

Free ebook: “Arts & Health: Four Big IDEAS for Improving Health through the Arts”
A short guide to the IDEAS Framework: four ways the arts improve health, from individual benefits to data, education, and sociopolitical change. Shows how creative work can help build conditions that make wellbeing more possible for more people.

Article: “The Art of Refusal”
Challenging emotions like anxiety, grief, and rage aren’t obstacles to change; they can signal what we value and refuse to accept. A short read on reframing difficult feelings as the first step toward action, with a five-step process.

Article: “Are You Thinking Too Small about What You Can Change?”

Why believing big-picture change is impossible increases anxiety and limits our solutions, and how to see problems at multiple levels. Introduces the social ecological model as a tool for finding the upstream causes of any challenge.

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Work with Me:

BOOK a Keynote / EVENT

My virtual and in-person talks have helped audiences around the world get more creative about who they are, what they do, and where they can go next. [SXSW, US Conf. of Mayors, POLITICO, Google, corporate summits, etc.]
Attendees describe the presentations as “riveting,” “compelling,” “downright beautiful.”
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Consulting & ADVISORY

I work with orgs & individuals across the globe — leveraging a combination of science & creativity to help them see their work differently… and move bold ideas into action.
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“Our most crucial creative work is to 'imagine otherwise.’”

TASHA GOLDEN, PHD

ABOUT TASHA GOLDEN, PhD

I'm an international speaker and consultant, former singer/songwriter, and behavioral scientist — helping leaders apply the science of creativity and wellbeing to reimagine their work, advance wellbeing, and lead transformative change.