menu_open
Columnists
We use cookies to provide some features and experiences in QOSHE

More information  .  Close
Aa Aa Aa
- A +

Overcoming the Effects of Childhood Trauma in the Workplace

9 0
28.03.2024

Workplace trauma is an issue contemporary leaders must increasingly address, and with care and expertise. Research shows that unresolved childhood trauma has a significant impact on how adults respond to stress. As a result, coping with mental trauma can negatively affect workplace relationships, productivity, and organizational culture.

As a leader, understanding signs of trauma and providing support is key. By guiding employees to understand the effects of childhood trauma, they can build strength to manage triggers and use their personal experiences for growth. This approach fosters a psychologically safe and productive workplace environment.

To address workplace trauma efficiently, leaders must understand how unresolved childhood adversity affects employees. Research shows that the stressful effects of early trauma can change neural pathways, increasing reactions to stressors throughout life. This can manifest as angry outbursts, depressive symptoms, trust issues, and self-sabotaging behaviors.........

© Psychology Today


Get it on Google Play