
Exploring the impact of adversity and PTSD/cPTSD on our working lives.
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And this month’s practice for community members
Before getting into this month’s topic, let me start by saying thank you. Getting a new project off the ground is hard. I’m well aware that for you, as readers, it would be easier to join an...
I’ve been quiet on Substack in recent weeks, due to a combination of pure exhaustion, summer school holidays, and new projects developing in the background. I’ve spent some of the time thinking about how I want my online presence to look an...
If you're an expert at everyone's needs except your own, this one's for you
A while back, I listened to this Trauma Rewired episode and was struck by the concept of self-abandonment after complex trauma. The hosts do a great job of explain...
As June comes to an end, we turn from relationships to self-care
I’ve recently decided to tackle here one topic each month. In June, the focus was on relationships (a topic too broad to exhaust so quickly, and one I’ll come back to).
Today, I’m pleased to share with you an interview with .
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Stress, loss, toxic environments and difficult transitions are inevitable. Leading through them is our best bet to living lives we choose and treasure. Freelance HR consultant, trainer and coach.\ud83d\udccdLondon, UK
Mental health expert, author, researcher, lecturer, mentor, implementation scientist and consultant. PhD in Public Health. Writing about trauma-informed leadership and mentally healthy workplaces.
After a moderately successful but utterly confusing corporate career, I fell out of that world, battered and bruised and far more damaged than I realised. I write about the dangers of corporate life, how to protect yourself, and recovery.
Sometimes what’s happening at work didn’t start at work. I help professionals recognize and change the patterns complex trauma can bring into their careers, so they can succeed on their terms.
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