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Other Than Burnout, What Hurts For Healthcare Workers And Learners?
Clinicians and other healthcare workers, as well as trainees and students, face diverse, cumulative, and synergistic toxic exposures ...
Human Capital Services: The Integration Part of the Equation
Government and business leaders are becoming increasingly aware that their workforces are not meeting organizational needs. This is ...
Human Capital Services: The Resilience Part of the Equation
As the pace of life accelerates, and as people know more than ever about what works for them ...
Stress-Responsive Policy Decisions Start With Awareness
Many organizations don’t think about the impacts of stress on their workforce in a systematic way when designing ...
Wellbeing Techniques Help Us Control Body, Mind, and Behaviors
Any stress, both positive stress (excitement) and negative stress (nervousness), involves the autonomic nervous system (ANS). The ANS ...
Resilience Assessments Reveal Risks to Employees and Organizations
Though burnout and trauma exposure have different causes and symptoms – and require different interventions and remedies – ...
What Do We Mean When We Say “Trauma”?
Imagine you and a friend are going down a sidewalk and a dog lunges at both of you ...
Shared Responsibility Accelerates Workplace Resilience
Workplaces are full of demands – most face some levels of uncertainty, pressures, and unpredictability. In addition, many ...
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.
