@Shomicita and I have also created a Workplace Trauma Guide specifically aimed at Black professionals. It’s free to download. Please share this with your network! cover-my-cv.kit.com/024f0609…

Sign up for the webinar here: luma.com/7q54typq

Bittersweet to see my thread on Workplace Trauma blowing up the way it has. Acknowledgement of shared experiences is the first step. I’m hosting a free webinar for Black professionals on the 24th of September with qualified Therapist @Shomicita This session will not be recorded

You have to remember, many of the people you go to work with are racist. They have a belief that they’re superior to you. So you end up provoking all their demons day in day out when they’re shown this isn’t the case. Your brilliance is rattling. Your competence is triggering

In terms of next steps, I’ve teamed up with qualified Therapist @Shomicita to create a free Workplace Trauma Guide for Black professionals. It has lots of actionable tips as well as reflections you might find useful and encourage. You can download it here: cover-my-cv.kit.com/024f0609…

Black British professionals are showing up in the workplace ready, skilled, eager and full of light. Only to have that systematically snuffed out due to disingenuous performance reviews, malicious probation extensions and unfair PIPs.

Alongside Therapist and Founder of Lafiya Health @Shomicita I’ve put together a free guide on workplace trauma to help. Please understand you’re not alone. cover-my-cv.kit.com/024f0609…

The impact of this financially is disastrous. Awful experiences chip away at your self worth so you don’t put yourself up for leadership roles, don’t advocate for the pay rises/promotions you’re deserving of and your living situation hasn’t improved since you were a grad!

Black professionals in the UK experience pervasive undermining, scrutiny and psychological warfare that eats away at their confidence, overall self esteem and wellbeing. This has a huge impact on our finances and ability to maintain and achieve stability let alone “generational wealth”

There’s a lot of talk in the UK about the plight of Black Brits. Home ownership stats, collective wealth, how much we have in our pension pots etc. As a qualified Careers Adviser I’m here to address factors that aren’t being spoken about: career instability + workplace trauma

Carnival is over, people are talking about “locking in” for the final quarter of the year. But there’s one thing that needs to be addressed: Workplace Trauma. In collaboration with Therapist @Shomicita we’ve created a free workplace trauma guide for black professionals. Link 👇🏾