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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2026 · 18 MIN

Human Doings and How We Interrupt A Void Dance at Work with Baruch HaLevi

from Headspace for the Workplace with Dr. Sally: Helping Leaders Build Human-Centered Workplaces · host Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas

We say we are human beings, but most days at work, we live like human doings.Meeting to meeting.Task to task.Crisis to crisis.In this episode of Headspace for the Workplace, I sit down with “Dr. B,” a meaning-centered psychotherapist and logotherapist, to explore “A Void Dance,” the subtle but powerful ways individuals and organizations stay busy to avoid the uncomfortable truths at the center of our lives.When we suppress authenticity, avoid hard conversations, or stay focused only on productivity, the cost shows up as burnout, disengagement, moral injury, and psychological unsafety.This conversation invites workplace leaders to pause, reflect, and recenter work around meaning, not just motion. For more information on this episode go to https://www.sallyspencerthomas.com/headspace/88

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