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Building a Work Culture Where Everyone Can Succeed

Dr. Richard Orbé-Austin joins the podcast to discuss how everyone can take control of their work situations and improve their organization's culture.

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Black mental health professionals on dealing with loss, COVID-19, and racial trauma in the New Year

theGrio reached out to Black mental health professionals who offered their guidance on how to address mental health in the New Year.

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Feel Like a Fraud, Despite Your Success? You Might Have Impostor Syndrome

Feel Like a Fraud, Despite Your Success? You Might Have Impostor Syndrome
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Don t Just Move On Here s How To Talk About The Capitol Riot At Work

Win McNamee/Getty Images Pro-Trump rioters breached the U.S. Capitol and terrorized elected officials and their staff. The trauma from that day can spill over into the workplace. Repercussions from the violent assault on the U.S. Capitol last Wednesday are still being felt. At least five people died in connection to the insurrection, and on Monday, House Democrats introduced an article of impeachment against President Donald Trump for being “a threat to national security, democracy, and the Constitution.” Repercussions from that day may be following you to your job, too. Days and weeks after the event, you and others may be haunted by the horror of what you witnessed and experienced. Even if someone wasn’t physically present at the Capitol, they could be experiencing trauma vicariously with symptoms like headaches, withdrawal, hypervigilance and anger, all while at their desk. That’s how trauma works: Memories from that day can spill over into the present at the most in

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