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Pre-Traumatic Stress: What’s Next?
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Thriving in Pandemic Winter
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Building More Effective Working Relationships With DiSC
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When Your Home Is Your Office: Avoiding Telework Burnout
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Creating a Safe Workplace During COVID-19
This short story illustrates applying trauma-informed design to an office coping with reopening during the COVID-19 pandemic. The ...
COVID-19 Messaging in Somalia: Unplug to Connect
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Will I Be Hurt by Going to Work Today?
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Finding Calm at Work - the Pandemic and Beyond
Here is Greenleaf’s collection of meditations “Finding Calm at Work – The Pandemic and Beyond,” which can be accessed on a dozen streaming services, including YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Music.
The introduction speaks directly to cultivating compassion for our pandemic-changed workplaces. After this, there are 12 guided
meditations. These are tools for developing resilience through practice, focusing on mindful strategies like intentional breathing, returning to the present moment, and engaging muscle relaxation. Such practices enable listeners to call on their existing resources of creativity, energy, and awareness in order to meet stressful demands with grace and calm.
