When Black Clinicians Burn Out, Black Communities Pay the Price
When Black clinicians burn out, the consequences extend far beyond the workplace. Patients lose trusted relationships, organizations lose cultural understanding, and communities lose vital support. This article explores why clinician burnout is more than a self-care issue. It's a leadership responsibility.
I'll Be Back Later: A Trauma- Informed Lesson About Trust
A small phrase can carry more weight than we realize. This article explores how trust is built through consistency, predictability, and follow-through, and why, for trauma-impacted children, keeping small promises is often more powerful than any formal intervention.
Carrying the Heart of a Therapist Into Hospital Leadership
Can you lead a hospital without losing the heart of a therapist? From executive decisions to organizational culture, this article explores how trauma-informed care, empathy, and clinical insight can transform leadership and create environments rooted in trust, dignity, and compassion.