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In this episode, I sit down with Alla Weinberg, CEO of Spoken Wheel and author of A Culture of Safety, to unpack how relational trauma shows up at work. We explore the difference between calling workplaces "toxic" and naming them for what they often are—abusive. Alla shares her perspective on the emotional toll of modern work environments, how power dynamics perpetuate harm, and why healing at work starts with connection.
We also dive into what true safety looks and feels like at work, why shared leadership could be the future, and how trauma from our families of origin is often reenacted in the workplace. It's a powerful conversation for anyone navigating burnout, seeking more humane ways to work, or dreaming of a new model for leadership and collaboration.
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In this episode, I sit down with Alla Weinberg, CEO of Spoken Wheel and author of A Culture of Safety, to unpack how relational trauma shows up at work. We explore the difference between calling workplaces "toxic" and naming them for what they often are—abusive. Alla shares her perspective on the emotional toll of modern work environments, how power dynamics perpetuate harm, and why healing at work starts with connection.
We also dive into what true safety looks and feels like at work, why shared leadership could be the future, and how trauma from our families of origin is often reenacted in the workplace. It's a powerful conversation for anyone navigating burnout, seeking more humane ways to work, or dreaming of a new model for leadership and collaboration.
Topics Discussed in the Episode:
Links & Resources:
If this episode sparked new insight, please consider rating, following, or reviewing the show. It’s the best way to help more people find and benefit from these vital conversations. Thanks for listening!