
"Trauma has become so commonplace that most people don't even recognize its presence." (Peter Levine) Exploring what PTSD, CPTSD and post-traumatic growth mean for careers and organisations.
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Complex trauma survivor. Exploring what PTSD/CPTSD and post-traumatic growth mean for careers and organisations.\ud83d\udccdLondon, UK. https://www.TraumaAtWork.com/
Resilient Career Coach & Trauma-Informed Educator. I help trauma survivors build careers & lives they love. \ud83c\udf31\ud83e\udde1
Mental health expert, author, researcher, lecturer, mentor, implementation scientist and consultant. PhD in Public Health. Writing about trauma-informed leadership and mentally healthy workplaces.
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