Iain Beardsell and Liz Crowe conclude the Wellbeing for the Broken series with a podcast bringing together its two written reflections. The linked articles explore the emotional impact of a distressing work event and Liz’s experience of finding a way towards recovery.
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Liz Crowe reflects on recovery in the months after a deeply distressing work event. The second part of her personal account explores routine, sleep, support and the effort of returning to everyday life, while distinguishing her experience from treatment for a diagnosed mental illness.
Wellbeing for the broken – Part 2 Read More
Liz Crowe describes the emotional aftermath of a distressing event at work, including fear, vulnerability and uncertainty about continuing in her role. This candid first-person account introduces a two-part reflection, with the second article turning towards recovery and support.
Wellbeing for the broken – Part 1 Read More
Natalie May shares learning from the opening sessions of the 2018 FemInEM Ideas Exchange. Her reflections connect gender equity, racial and gender bias, uncertainty and the human experience of being a doctor, asking how listening to different stories can challenge assumptions and support more inclusive workplaces.
A FeminEM in NYC – Reflections from #FIX18 Part One Read More
What happens when clinical work makes us afraid? In this companion to his SMACC Dublin talk, Ross Fisher reflects on recognising fear, its effects on performance and teamwork, and the value of colleagues who support us through it.
Things that scare me: Ross Fisher at #smaccDUB and St.Emlyn’s Read More
