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Your Roadmap Out of Workplace Erosion

October 28, 20251 min read

Here's something most people don't know: you CAN recover from quiet cracking.

Even if you're at breaking point. Even if you've been eroding for years. Even if you can't remember what it felt like to actually want to go to work.

But you need the right support at the right time.

For individuals quietly cracking:
Individual coaching rebuilds your TR-EQ skills—the self-awareness, self-regulation, and relationship capabilities that workplace stress has eroded.

For leaders watching teams disengage:
Leadership coaching teaches trauma-responsive approaches that stop quiet cracking before it kills productivity and culture.

For executives seeing the $8.8 trillion problem:
Organizational consulting transforms systems, creating workplaces where people want to show up, perform well, and stay.

The research is clear: when people receive meaningful support—training, empathetic managers, genuine recognition—they move from surviving to thriving.

Your quiet cracking has levels:

  • Thriving - Keep maintaining

  • Starting to Crack - Early intervention works

  • Actively Cracking - Urgent coaching needed

  • Breaking Point - Emergency support required

Wherever you are on that continuum, there's a path forward. With trauma-responsive skills and support, you can move from erosion to growth.

You don't need to have all the answers. You just need to take the next right step.
Take that step today: Schedule free consultation | Discover your level


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Elizabeth Power

Elizabeth Power, M. Ed., CEO of EPower & Associates, Inc. , is a sought-after speaker, facilitator, and consultant. EPower & Associates is the parent organization for The Trauma Informed Academy(r). "All we do is help people with change, resilience and self-care, and learning to live trauma responsively. And everything is done from the trauma-informed perspective," she says. "Even courses directly about working with trauma are about change."

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