Episode Details

Dr. Caroline Biesalski introduces the episode by emphasizing the importance of self-care in leadership. Dr. Melanie Gray joins the conversation to explore common misunderstandings about workplace stress and trauma responses. They discuss strategies for regulating stress and avoiding burnout from hasty decision-making. The discussion highlights the significance of creating a trauma-informed workplace culture that supports both leaders and employees. Dr. Melanie Gray shares her future goals and provides information on where to find her work. The episode wraps up with closing thoughts and guidance on how listeners can engage with the podcast and its community.

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(0:00) Introduction and the importance of self-care (2:15) Misunderstandings about workplace stress and trauma responses in leadership (5:07) Strategies to regulate stress and avoid quick decision burnout (7:38) Creating a trauma-informed workplace culture (9:13) Dr. Melanie Gray's future goals and where to find her work (11:03) Closing thoughts and how to engage with the podcast