In this episode of Risky Benefits, we’ll learn about grief support strategies for building a more compassionate workplace. Listen to an enlightening conversation with Dr. Michelle Mariscal, EnergyM Certified Professional in Training and Development, and a seasoned expert in grief recovery and workplace wellness, to explore the profound impact of grief on employees and organizations alike.
Michelle sheds light on the Grief Recovery Method — a structured eight-week program designed to help individuals process different types of emotional pain and loss — with an emphasis on the concept of grief-informed workplaces, where leadership plays a critical role in fostering supportive environments. Michelle also introduces us to "HeartMath," a technique to manage emotional stress through heart-centered practices.
Join us as we uncover how to build a compassionate workplace culture that doesn't just respond to grief but actively supports the mental and emotional well-being of all employees. Tune in, subscribe, and let's navigate this essential topic together.
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