Trauma and Toxic Workplace Culture: How we got here

from Food Safety University · host Michele Pfannenstiel DVM

Did you know that you are not broken and you don't need fixing? I know I have said that before, but I am saying it again. You aren't in a toxic culture because you did something wrong. Today we discuss the journey to wholeness that we've gotten separated from. Then, we discuss how that happened and where in the anatomy of our nervous system our experiencing happens.  Because to understand our workplaces, we need to understand neuroanatomy. And then, you need to understand what goes wrong when you can't respond the way you want to. Read more about the NeuroSequential Model of brain development.

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Did you know that you are not broken and you don't need fixing? I know I have said that before, but I am saying it again. You aren't in a toxic culture because you did something wrong. Today we discuss the journey to wholeness that we've gotten separated from. Then, we discuss how that happened and where in the anatomy of our nervous system our experiencing happens. Because to understand our workplaces, we need to understand neuroanatomy. And then, you need to understand what goes wrong when you can't respond the way you want to. Read more about the NeuroSequential Model of brain development.

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