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Organizations must mitigate occupational trauma and its effects
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Reflections on 9/11 and the Suffering of Our Helpers
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Flatlined Connectedness: Reviving Healthcare Teams in a Disconnected Culture
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Conferences Point Out Need for Connectedness
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The Gift of Mindful Listening: Creating Connection and Wellbeing For Healthcare Providers And Their Patients
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National Alliance Hosts Leadership Summits: Care for Caregivers Among Their Forward-Thinking Topics
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Addressing Burnout and Building Resiliency—Is Anyone Doing It Well in Healthcare?
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Alleviating Burnout: One Conference’s Structural Take on this Industry-Wide Issue
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Risks and Prevention of Psychological Trauma in COVID-19 Healthcare Workers
Dr. Siddharth Ashvin Shah's overview and article takeaways for "Occurrence, prevention, and management of the Dr. Siddharth Ashvin Shah's overview and article takeaways for "Occurrence, prevention, and management of the psychological effects of emerging virus outbreaks on healthcare workers: rapid review and meta-analysis."
Mitigating Workforce Impacts of COVID-19 and Other World Events
This article we developed for the Journal of Emergency Management provides organizations helpful insights on stress mitigation in these uncertain times.
Preparing Workforces for Demanding Environments
Does your industry include workers who operate in highly demanding environments? Increasingly, one unpredictable concern in a number of settings is the threat of violence.
Helping the Helpers
The attached document accompanied Greenleaf's poster session on Helping the Helpers: Structural Resiliency Interventions at USAID.
3 Principles of Effective Staff Care
How can organizations better discern the specific difficulties faced by their staff? How might we fine tune staff care programs so that prevention and intervention both hit the bull’s-eye for diverse needs and mindsets? How might staff care programs for a subsection of staff induce benefits in multiple levels of our organizations and the communities with whom we work?
Ethical Standards for Transnational Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS)
Important components of bioethics are routinely underappreciated in cross-cultural and transnational mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) efforts.
Addressing Stress in National Staff
The geographic cure. R&R. Regular alcohol use with compatriots in an end-of-day cathartic ritual. Phone calls to family. Many readers will recognize these NGO worker attempts to deal with humanitarian aid stress. Although these
Preparedness & Response
Mental Health Emergencies and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder by Dr. Siddharth Ashvin Shah, CEO and Founder, Greenleaf Integrative
Assessment Report: Stress and Resilience Issues Affecting USAID Personnel in High Operational Stress Environments
This report was commissioned by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in line with a heightened recognition that employers working in the humanitarian space need to fortify how they seek to prevent, and intentionally respond to, the psychosocial difficulties many staff are facing.

Greenleaf Catalog of Courses
Greenleaf has curriculum developed for over 40 courses that we deliver via online and in-person experiential training workshops.
These courses span many highly relevant leadership, management, and collaboration subjects to support the learning and performance needs of executives, managers, and staff.
We invite you to review and download a PDF of our course catalog here.