Grief Comes to Work: A Trauma-Informed Perspective
A few months ago, I wrote about grief. About the different kinds of grief we experience throughout our lives. The loss of relationships, friendships,…
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Category: Leadership
Moral Injury Isn’t Burnout: Why the Difference Matters
Burnout has become one of the most common words in the society. We hear it in staff rooms, leadership meetings and wellbeing conversations. But…
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When Power Needs to Keep Reminding You It Exists
One of the things I have become more aware of over the years is how some workplaces do not simply operate through leadership, they…
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Why We Shrink Ourselves To Feel Safe at Work
One of the hardest things to realise in leadership, and honestly in life generally, is that not everyone will celebrate your growth. Sometimes people…
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Trauma-Informed Leadership Requires a Different Way of Working
There’s a kind of frustration that doesn’t always have a place to go. Not the loud kind.Not the kind you speak about easily. But…
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The Loneliness of Leadership: Holding Space for Others While Carrying Your Own Wounds
There’s a quiet loneliness that lives inside leadership especially in trauma-focused work. Not the loneliness of being alone, but the loneliness of carrying responsibility,…
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