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How Black Women Can Heal After Leaving a Toxic Workplace

Black women continue experience discrimination in US workplaces due to their dual intersectionality of race and gender. This discrimination manifests in the workplace as bullying, career sabotage, harassment, micromanagement and microaggression. Reporting this behavior can often result in in blackballed and retaliation. The toll on African American women’s confidence and overall well-being is overwhelming. And no amount of playing the “Strong Black Women” helps to lessen the pain caused by workplace trauma. While many Black women, continue to work in toxic workplaces and suffer “in silence.” To escape the daily trauma inflicted upon them while working in toxic workplaces, others find themselves as unwilling participants in the Great Resignation. However, healing from the injuries caused by working in a toxic work environment requires time. The healing journey can be challenging but it is necessary. So, those healing from workplace trauma do not take their old wounds into their new lives. In this video, I discuss 9 ways that Black women can heal after leaving a toxic workplace while re-building their confidence by understanding their G.R.E.A.T.N.E.S.S. A few of the articles that I referenced in this video: An Indeed article, How to Heal After Leaving a Toxic Job https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/... A Muse article, You’ve Left a Toxic Job, Congrats. Now Comes the Healing https://www.themuse.com/advice/recove... My videos referenced in this video mentioned: How Black Women Can Use Resilience to Embrace New Seasons In Life    • How Black Women Can Use Resilience to Embr...   Subscribe to Colette Elizabeth's YouTube Channel:    / @coletteelizabeth   Binge watch my YouTube videos:    • Black Women Creating Their Ever After   Follow me on Instagram:   / thecoletteelizabeth   DISCLAIMER: I am not a medical or licensed mental health care professional. Therefore, the content discussed on this channel should not be construed as medical or mental health advice, nor is the information a substitute for professional medical or mental health advice, diagnosis, expertise, or treatment. If you or any other person has a medical or mental health concern, you should consult with your health care provider and/or seek other professional medical treatment. The content provided and topic(s) discussed on this channel are intended for EDUCATIONAL and INFORMATIONAL purposes only.