Celeste Lennon
Celeste Emily Lennon is a passionate writer, editor and community development professional. With over ten years’ experience in the disability, health and advocacy sectors, Celeste is dedicated to creating work that highlights important social issues.
Articles by Celeste:
Life
Activism vs reactivism: How to use social media for good
Celeste Lennon | December 16, 2022
What’s the difference between making a real impact online and reacting unconsciously to every upsetting news story that pops up in our feed?
Life
You’ve stopped drinking. Now what? How to be sober and social
Celeste Lennon | December 5, 2022
Have you had to cut back on alcohol or ditch it completely? Here’s how to handle social situations if you’ve decided to stop drinking.
Health
Healthism: The bias harming two-thirds of Australians
Celeste Lennon | November 23, 2022
Body weight discrimination is contributing to healthism, a bias that remains more socially accepted than other types of prejudice.
Wellbeing
Why do we have a lack of enthusiasm and energy for life post lockdown?
Celeste Lennon | November 9, 2022
Finding it hard to seek motivation and squeeze as much into your days as you did pre-pandemic? Here’s why.
Wellbeing
The lost art of waiting: Why anticipation makes us happier
Celeste Lennon | October 19, 2022
As we navigate life after a few years spent on hold, making and anticipating plans can actually make us happier. Here’s how.
Business
Women in business: Meet Pamela Jabbour of Total Image Group
Celeste Lennon | October 17, 2022
Through hard work, determination, and making 100 cold calls every day, Pamela Jabbour created her first business, Total Image Group.
Books
Marisa G Franco explores friendship and attachment theory in her book Platonic
Celeste Lennon | September 28, 2022
Your attachment style plays a huge role in determining how you make and keep friends, which Marisa G Franco explores in her new book.
Life
Why are so many women losing their ambition?
Celeste Lennon | September 21, 2022
With long-term impacts of the pandemic emerging, what has triggered an age of anti-ambition as women seek fulfilment beyond work?
Work
Quiet quitting: The rise of mentally disengaging from work
Celeste Lennon | September 12, 2022
Quiet quitting is a growing trend among workers tired of going above and beyond for no additional recognition. This is why it's gaining traction.









