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Articles by Emily Oehler
Reduce Stress, Organize Work With a Mindfulness Practice
Read more articles on health and wellness in the June-July issue of Strategies & Tactics. My communication roots go back to high school as a newsletter editor and member of the forensics team. I have always loved the integration of words, pictures, and data to help folks understand, grow, and change. My entire life, in fact, has centered on the flow of information. As a lifelong communicator, I count on three things: thoughtful questions, my gut, and the sanctity of the oxford comma.
5 Steps for Creating a Risk-Ready Company Culture
Part of the thrill of working for new clients is the opportunity to learn. Through the years I learned about shared services for automobile airbag safety, rural health care and combat-veteran recovery, among other topics. Recently, I joined a team doing enterprise risk management (ERM) work, and once again began a journey of learning.
Using the right tools: How federal leaders can plan in complex, uncertain times
Do more with less. The only constant is change. The speed of work is increasing. Amazon has forever changed customer expectations. You’ve heard it all before. But beyond the platitudes and constraints, federal leaders need to know three things: how to define the outcomes they’ll pursue, how to plan their way, and how to evaluate whether they’re headed in the right direction.
Traveling Abroad
Story by Emily Oehler, Graphic Designer September 5, 2019 Filed under Editorial, Opinion A wise, anonymous person once said, “You will never be completely at home again, because part of your heart will always be elsewhere. That is the price you pay for the richness of loving and knowing people in more than one place.” I have begun to understand that sentiment after traveling abroad and getting a better sense of what I want out of life.
5-Year-Old Survives 'Terrifying' Venomous Snake Bite: 'She Saw Its Tongue and Took Off Running'
Doctors gave a 5-year-old Texas girl more than 40 doses of anti-venom after she was bitten by a rattlesnake during a family hiking trip on Saturday. Emily Oehler and the others were hiking Burnet’s Longhorn Cavern State Park that morning, with Emily and her siblings running around playfully, when tragedy stuck. A 4-foot-long western diamondback rattlesnake sunk one of its fangs just above Emily’s ankle, her father, Wes Oehler, tells PEOPLE. “[Emily] came running screaming ‘snake!'” Oehler says.
Communications Audit: 5 Ways to Get More From Your Leadership Communications: PRSA
Words matter. As communication professionals, we all know this, and spend a lot of skill, creativity and time finding and aligning them each day to inspire, inform and educate a variety of audiences. I put a significant amount of energy into getting to know the person I write for and the audience I’m trying to reach. It’s fun mental gymnastics for me. What ad copy would connect with male patients about scrotal varicose veins treatment to address infertility?
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