About Graeme Cowan
Born 1958. Graeme Cowan is a writer.
Graeme Cowan (born March 10, 1958) is an Australian author of four books. He also helped Gavin Larkin create and launch the charity R U OK?.
Career
His book, Back from the Brink, includes a testimonial from the former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, a foreword by actress Glenn Close and has been launched in China. It was written from his first-hand knowledge of surviving four suicide attempts and suffering from clinical depression. His book, Back from the Brink Too, won the 2009 SANE Australia Book of the Year Award.
He has also written Elephant in the Boardroom and Thriving Naturally. He is a non executive director for R U OK?, a columnist for PsychCentral and Psychology Today and a motivational speaker. He is married to Professor Karen Canfell and lives in Sydney.
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Who is Graeme Cowan?
Australian author of four books
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Graeme Cowan was born on 10 March 1958.
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Graeme Cowan is a writer.
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