86: Doctors, can you handle your team’s emotional emergencies?

Hang out with Kristeen & Becc on more social media! 🌎📽 Kristeen's Youtube: ⁠⁠https://2ly.link/27faR👋 Kristeen's Instagram: ⁠⁠https://2ly.link/27faF📽 Becc's Youtube: https://2ly.link/27faP👋 Becc's Instagram: https://linkly.link/2FUkz‌💌 Want FREE 1-line mindset upgrades every M/W/F to make you more UNSHAKEABLE? 💌 Just drop your email here: https://2ly.link/27dxJ💜 In the Dare, Darling Group Coaching Membership, Doctor Becc makes doctors who feel never enough UNSHAKEABLE💜 Want to apply for a NO-COST CONSULT with Becc to learn how Dare, Darling can make you unshakaeble? Book here: https://2ly.link/27dxLToday’s episode is especially close to our hearts because we’re diving into what it really means to show up as a positive leader in medicine. Whether you’re managing a whole team, supporting a stressed-out colleague on night shift, or holding space for a loved one who’s struggling, this conversation is about navigating emotional emergencies with compassion, calm, and true leadership.If you’ve ever wondered how to balance empathy with effectiveness—or how to hold space without trying to “fix” everything—this episode is for you.In this episode, we’ll dive into:Why doctors step into leadership without formal training—and why that matters.How to handle emotional “emergencies” from colleagues (or even loved ones) without rushing to fix them.The hidden cost of trying to make distress “go away” (and how it can backfire).The power of validating, normalising, and simply holding space for emotions at work.Three real-life scenarios to practice your own responses as a leader and support person.Why your own emotional self-work is essential to leading with empathy and impact.We’d love to hear from you—what’s been your biggest leadership challenge when supporting someone in distress? Did your medical training give you the tools to deal with it?Drop us a comment or DM us on Instagram. Your stories help shape this community, and we can’t wait to continue the conversation with you. 💌Hello, doctor humans!