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The moment you move into the psycho-social space, you should discontinue any use of the language of ‘hazards’. Psychosocial... The post Psychosocial Harm as Enactive Risk – Free Wo...
Moral harm cannot be measured but its injury is felt. Any environment or condition of work that pitches a... The post Is There a Measure of Moral Harm appeared first on SafetyRisk....
Many enter the safety industry for noble and virtuous reasons. We often see people in safety use the word... The post The Moral Harm of Safety Work appeared first on SafetyRisk.net...
When we see the discourse of ‘psychosocial hazards’ we never hear anything about an ethic of personhood or moral... The post How Can Safety Cause Moral Injury and Harm? appeared fi...
By 2013, the debate over workplace bullying in Australia had moved from outrage to regulatory detail. That is often the stage where social reform either matures or dies. The draft...
One of the most important things one can do on social media is, to block and filter dangerous and... The post Embodied, Embedded, Enactive Psychopathology and Mental Health Risks a...
As a kid who started playing Dungeons & Dragons in 1979, I remember watching Tom Hanks play a character who goes insane from playing a TTRPG in Mazes and Monsters.Read More
According to a 2023 essay in the Atlantic by a Harvard happiness researcher, the term parasocial interaction has a specific origin. As the essay notes, “The term parasocial interac...
Workers who self-harm may be positioned as suffering from mental illness. It's time to recognize the mental injuries that may be occurring and accumulating on the job.
We hear very little of socio-psychological safety and a great deal about psycho-social safety. Does it matter which you... The post Bearing Burdens and Socio-Psychological Safety a...
What happens to a person’s sense of safety after persecution? Their trust in […]
High-profile tragedies like the Clancy case can complicate psychiatric care.
If you want to know more about enactive thinking and risk, you can register for the free online workshops... The post Holistic Responses to Psychosocial Harm – Free Workshops on En...
“We haven’t got closure, we haven’t been able to mourn properly, close that chapter and live our lives in memory of Dad and build our family back up. … We’re still in this grey zon...
The threshold of harm. Do you know what that is? I feel like it’s an arbitrary measurement, practiced deeply and subjectively. It depends on your … Continue reading →
Coercive control laws give important attention to intimate partner abuse, providing protection to survivors in 10 states. Psychological abuse, even more harmful, is not included.
Looking at Internal Family Systems through a sociological lens could open paths to healing.
Addressing invisible child emotional neglect through early public health support prevents long-term mental health problems before harm becomes entrenched. The post A Child Does Not...
How mutual distress can either hinder or deepen therapeutic connection.
Sometimes the ways people deal with pain are harmful to themselves, that’s according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
“I’ve had it! I don’t want to work in a corporate environment anymore. If I could, I’d resign tomorrow.”... The post Tackling Psychosocial Risks appeared first on SafetyRisk.net.
A teen workshop activity revealed something troubling: most kids think telling an adult about a friend's self-harm is a betrayal. But we can change that before it matters.
The Lindsay Clancy trial has exposed a mental health system that ignores or insufficiently addresses a rare but treatable illness—until tragedy strikes.
The effects of early neglect range from hormonal imbalances to mental health issues, and, in some cases, parental burnout may be to blame.
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