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A Trauma-Informed Look at Overworking, People-Pleasing, and Workplace Boundaries and Relationships
Setting boundaries at work can feel impossible — especially in high-pressure fields like finance. In this blog, Frank Sarrapochiello offers a trauma-informed look at workplace boundaries and relationships, exploring why saying no feels unsafe and how to regulate your nervous system to set limits with confidence and compassion.
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Discover the Benefits of EMDR Therapy
Discover the Benefits of EMDR Therapy and how this evidence-based approach helps the brain heal from trauma. Learn how EMDR reduces distress, builds emotional resilience, and promotes lasting relief from anxiety, PTSD, and painful memories—so you can move forward with more peace, confidence, and control over your healing journey.
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Minority Stress: The Hidden Trauma LGBTQIA+ Professionals Carry Into the Workplace
LGBTQIA+ professionals often face chronic stress from bias, microaggressions, and belonging pressures. In this blog, Frank Sarrapochiello explores the hidden impact of minority stress on mental health — how it affects the nervous system, and trauma-informed tools to help you heal, regulate, and show up authentically.
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When the Floor Drops: How Company Restructuring Impacts Mental Health
Restructuring and layoffs can shake your sense of security and stability. In this blog, Frank Sarrapochiello explores how company restructuring impacts mental health — from nervous system responses to practical tools for grounding, regulation, and resilience during uncertainty and professional change.
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EMDR Therapy for Financial Professionals: Why Your Nervous System Can’t Turn Off
Finance professionals often struggle to switch off after work — trapped in stress cycles and sleepless nights. Learn how EMDR Therapy for Financial Professionals supports nervous system regulation, restores rest, and helps you find calm beyond the numbers.
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Understanding Trust Issues Through a Trauma-Informed Lens
If you struggle with trust issues, you’re not alone. Through a trauma-informed lens, we can see mistrust not as a flaw, but as protection—and begin to heal it.
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