We live in a time when division feels normal. Scroll through the news or social media, and you’ll find people […]
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The great Viktor Frankl once wrote that despair is suffering without meaning. Those words are as true today as they
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We all know someone who’s hurting. It might be a friend battling depression, a loved one stuck in addiction, a
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One of the most common questions I get when I speak is this: “I have PTSD. I’ve tried counseling, I’ve
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When an organization falls into dysfunction, everyone feels the impact. Workplace discipline slips. Team morale drops. Productivity suffers. Instead of
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It’s not often I’m surprised in a class. After speaking on trauma for over 20 years, I’ve heard a lot.
One of the disappointments of traveling these days is how little people talk to each other anymore. Most are buried
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In organizations that serve and come face-to-face with trauma—the military, police, fire, EMS—it’s a combination of leadership, mental health, work
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Credit where credit is due—that Super Bowl Jeep commercial with Harrison Ford hit the mark. When he said, “My friends,
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I am writing this carefully to protect the accused. But write I must. Recently, a successful father asked me for
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