Ms Pink Herself Interview on 3AW Melbourne

Talking about Defining Your Inner Diva on International Women’s Day and her new book ‘Why Men Are Like Shoes’

Celebrate International Women’s Day by Defining Your Inner Diva

A Diva is a woman who likes who she is, is talented in her own area of expertise, knows what she wants and is not afraid to ask for it...

Kerry Howard - Why Men Are Like Shoes Interview

Question: Firstly why are men like shoes?

Ms Pink Herself:I find that women have a good understanding of shoes and their purpose, comfort level and cost. It was an easy analogy to help explain the process of dating by linking shoes as a concept to allow a clear categorisation system to be applied to a common item that women know and love, shoes, with something that they love but often struggle to understand – Men.

Question: What inspired you to write Why Men Are Like Shoes?

City News Article

How Kerry was 'saved' by being hit by a bus.
AFTER being hit by a bus at the age of 28, Kerry Howard (or “Ms Pink Herself”) developed PTSD and secondary depression, which soon saw the psychology student and mother of two with little desire to live.
Looking back on that time, the now confident 48-year-old psychotherapist says that bus saved her life.
Kerry describes this in her new semi-autobiographical, self-help book, “Define Your Inner Diva".

Hit By A Bus

Ms Pink's 2CC Interview - Sunday Roast 'Hit By A Bus'

The Local Look Article

Is Ms Pink a muse, a nom de plume or simply Kerry Howard herself - I wondered when I met her at 80/20 in Braddon for a coffee and a chat about her best selling book, Define Your Inner Diva.

Over Sixty Article

According to psychotherapist Kerry Howard, keeping the news from them can have some negative consequences. “It is never okay to keep this information from them as it sets up a lack of trust when the ‘lie’ comes out later.

Taylor and Francis Article

Can a brief biologically-based psychoeducational intervention reduce stigma and increase help-seeking intentions for depression in young people? A randomised controlled trial.