Blog — ethical health
Collective Occupational Trauma and the Rising Need for Thriving Informed Workplaces
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Across the helping and service professions, a quiet crisis is unfolding. Rising stress, fragmentation, and moral strain are no longer individual challenges—they are becoming collective occupational trauma (COT), a system‑wide condition in which entire workforces experience chronic stress and ethical pressure at the same time. Organizational Wellness & Learning Systems...
Integrated Introduction on Ethical Health: Key Thinkers
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In recent years, our conversations about wellness have expanded—rightly—into emotional, social, occupational, and even spiritual dimensions. Yet as I argued in my article on Ethical Health, something essential has been missing from most wellness frameworks: a clear, intentional focus on the moral capacities that allow individuals, communities, and institutions to...
My Spiritual Health Journey: The Breath of Love - Traci Roper
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Many breathing practices (in yoga, Qigong, relaxation, mindfulness) help us discern what we need to let go of and how we can better nourish our well-being. I encourage you to examine what spiritual health looks like for you. When we are in tune with our spiritual health, we are able to better control our reactions, feelings, emotions toward people, and life events.
Ethical Health:
Time to Add a New (Old) Dimension to our Wellness Wheels
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Joel Bennett, learn@organizationalwellness.com Many models of health and wellness envelop domains through which people achieve well-being. This includes physical, emotional, social, intellectual, occupational (work), financial, and spiritual, among others. With many models out there, I have yet to find one that includes the domain of ethical health. For now, by ethical...