Making Positive Psychology Work
Is Your Workplace Psychologically Safe? with Dr. Sandra Bloom
May 28, 2021
Dr. Sandra Bloom, an expert in trauma theory and attachment theory, discusses how trauma theory and attachment theory can improve workplace wellbeing. Topics include creating sanctuaries of wellbeing, building psychologically safe cultures, balancing rights and responsibilities, and understanding developmental stages and trauma in the workplace.
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- Understanding trauma theory in the workplace helps address the root causes of emotional distress and promotes overall well-being.
- Applying attachment theory in workplaces fosters positive relationships and prioritizes the well-being of employees, leading to increased productivity and success.
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Understanding trauma theory and its importance in workplaces
Trauma theory delves into the science of suffering and highlights that human functioning and malfunctioning are influenced by traumatic experiences. The research shows that childhood experiences can have long-lasting effects on individuals, and many social and health problems stem from trauma. It emphasizes the need to address the societal causes of trauma and create preventive measures. This understanding is crucial in workplaces to promote emotional and relational well-being, as it helps employees navigate challenges and maintain a better work-life balance.
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