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When Technology Moves Faster Than the Nervous System

The technology keeps advancing, and the implementation timelines keep shrinking. But here's what nobody talks about: your staff's nervous systems can't keep pace with the speed of technological change... ...more

Resilience

January 27, 2026•5 min read

Why leadership in healthcare feels harder now — even for the most experienced

If you're a healthcare leader who's been doing this work for years, you've probably noticed something shifting (maybe even careening). The approaches that used to work don't land the same way anymore.... ...more

Resilience

January 16, 2026•4 min read

The 2026 Healthcare Workforce Mental Health Trend Nobody Is Tracking (But Should Be)

While everyone's focused on retention numbers and engagement scores, there's a deeper shift happening in healthcare workplaces that most organizations are missing entirely. We call it quiet cracking. ...more

Resilience

January 06, 2026•3 min read

The Nervous System at Work: How Leaders Model Calm in Chaos

Your team is in crisis mode. A major project just derailed. A client is furious. Systems are down. Everyone's looking at you. ...more

Resilience

December 16, 2025•5 min read

Why 82% Security Still Feels Like Quicksand

Eighty-two percent of your employees feel secure in their jobs right now. Your HR metrics look solid. Retention is acceptable. People show up, do their work, collect their paychecks ...more

Resilience

December 09, 2025•5 min read

Self-Repair Practices for Healthcare Professionals Who Hold Others' Stress

When you spend your workday absorbing other people's pain, fear, and trauma, where does it all go? For healthcare professionals, this question isn't philosophical. It's survival. ...more

Resilience

November 18, 2025•6 min read

Your Roadmap Out of Workplace Erosion

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 a... ...more

Resilience

October 28, 2025•1 min read

Dominicker Hen Meetings

They were like a flock of old Dominicker hens cluttering up in the yard—going willy-nilly wild, pecking in the dirt until something spooks them. ...more

Resilience

October 16, 2025•1 min read

Why Can’t I do the Things I Need to Do?

Building Emotional Elasticity to Stop Life and Workplace Erosion. You can't think your way out of survival mode. And you can’t work your way out of it either. ...more

Resilience

October 09, 2025•1 min read

Three Signs You’re Gaslighting Yourself--and what you can do instead

Sometimes the person who gaslights us most effectively isn't someone we live or work with. Sometimes it's us. ...more

Resilience

September 03, 2025•2 min read

Emotional Intelligence Isn’t Always Polite

If you are aware and recognize the patterns, you can choose from among all the responses you have. And sometimes that means choosing self-protective responses even when those responses make others unc... ...more

Resilience

August 27, 2025•2 min read

More on Power...

Power and choice are related. The choices that I learn are mine to make vary based on how others around me exercise their power. ...more

Resilience

July 30, 2025•1 min read

Power. Again.

Beliefs drive thoughts, which drive feelings and actions. We teach and model what we have learned, and our experiences inform the questions. ...more

Resilience

July 23, 2025•1 min read

TR-EQ and Power

Emotional Intelligence (EQ) can be used as a weapon against others easily. People who have higher levels of EQ can bully those who have less. ...more

Resilience

July 16, 2025•1 min read

More From Power Over to Power With: The Shift That Heals

“Power over” creates a requirement to always have a winner and a loser. This fosters meanness and incivility--after all no one likes to be a loser, and if you are, then the struggles for appropriate p... ...more

Resilience

July 09, 2025•2 min read

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