Facilitated by Dr Brin Hodgskiss MCMI, CMgr, BAHons (Rhodes), MA (Rhodes), PhD (Pretoria)
Brin is a transformational story strategist with a background in narrative psychology, policing, and public sector change. From interviewing serial murderers in South Africa to leading large-scale transformation in UK policing and the NHS, Brin now helps organisations navigate change by focusing on the power of story. He combines psychology, true crime insights, and practical experience to support meaningful, lasting change.
What is it? A one hour masterclass on one element of the Killer Story Curve, based on your needs.
Topics include: Finding and expressing your value and purpose. The stories you should build; and those to avoid. Building connection and community.
Why do it? To build storytelling knowledge.
• “All great” “Stories illustrated the theory effectively” – Policing Professionals
• “A fantastic and very thought provoking session” – NHS Change Manager
• “Very very helpful and engaging” – NHS Leader
• Rated 4.75 out of 5 Stars.
What is it? A two and a half hour workshop; combining masterclasses with practice sessions.
Why do it? In response to feedback that people wanted more time to practice their stories; the workshops build practical storytelling skills.
You will leave with a story, ready-to-use in work or life
What is it? An all day training session for smaller groups; covering all the elements of the Killer Story Curve: From Murder to Meaning.
This brings together true crime, psychology, self-improvement, and good management practice to turn motivation into transformation. The training day incorporates action learning.
This gives you the tools to build a network of storytellers and change agents able to articulate and deliver bottom up change.
Why do it? For people who want to transform their narrative; this workshop gives you the time to do it. This is an ongoing investment in staff welfare, giving your organisation the capability to refresh and consciously renew its culture.
What is it? A 30 to 45 minute keynote: the stories that serial murderers tell themselves about themselves; and why we should all pay attention!
Why do it? To engage and inspire.
Cost: ON REQUEST
• “Fascinating!”
• “Brin was really engaging”
• “Make it available to more people!”
