We're All Coping With So Many Collective Traumas At Work Right Now
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Enduring a pandemic, racism, violence, misogyny, the erosion of rights and mass death is taking a cascading toll on American workers.
If you feel like you are at the breaking point right now at your job, you are not alone.
Americans are coping with what is known as “cascading collective trauma,” as termed by Roxane Cohen Silver, a University of California at Irvine psychologist who has researched trauma for decades.
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