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August 2025

The Employee’s Roller Coaster of Emotions

Posted By Andrew Jaensch,
31/08/2025 14:15 PM
For employees navigating separation, especially those chained to the family court system. The ups and downs of emotions can be hard to predict or navigate. Sudden sick leave or mental health leave...

Managers: When Pessimism Isn’t Resistance, It’s Protection

Posted By Andrew Jaensch,
29/08/2025 09:04 AM
For managers, communicating new tasks with employees who are navigating emotional conflict may feel like running into a wall of pessimism. The constant focus on negatives, on threats, on what could...

Conflict Separation, Identity, and the Workplace

Posted By Andrew Jaensch,
27/08/2025 12:54 PM
After a conflict separation, an individual—whether navigating it independently or through the family court system—may find that their internal world and their sense of self is deeply altered....

The Hidden Cost of Holding On: Fear, Authenticity, and Commitment

Posted By Andrew Jaensch,
26/08/2025 14:00 PM
The Hidden Cost of Holding On: Fear, Authenticity, and Commitment   It’s not surprising when we see individuals caught in relational conflict. More and more, the authentic self is being...

What Demotivates Us May Be More Than Laziness

Posted By Andrew Jaensch,
24/08/2025 18:00 PM
Like most people, we often feel that we need motivation to start—a spark of inspiration to be creative or tackle a new task. But what if our lack of motivation comes from something deeper? What if...

Letting go of the Ego.

Posted By Andrew Jaensch,
23/08/2025 13:34 PM
The new problems we face cannot be solved with the old mind that created them. Yet we try—and in doing so, we create the very stress we are attempting to avoid. We hold tightly to what we do not want...

Patterns, Predictability, and Supporting Employees Through Conflict Separation

Posted By Andrew Jaensch,
23/08/2025 11:16 AM
Patterns, Predictability, and Supporting Employees Through Conflict Separation When an employee is navigating conflict separation, their nervous system is already working overtime. The sympathetic...

Embodying a New Identity: Exploring the Mind, Ego, and Action

Posted By Andrew Jaensch,
19/08/2025 13:28 PM
If the ego is largely shaped by external influences—if our thoughts revolve around the context of emotions and feelings triggered by outside circumstances—then it follows that these thoughts can...

Validation That Matters: Creating Safety for Employees in Personal Crisis

Posted By Andrew Jaensch,
15/08/2025 18:29 PM
Validation is not constant pats on the back or a quick, “Good job.” During personal trauma—especially high-conflict separation—chaos doesn’t just live in the individual’s outer world. It runs wild...

Navigating Family Court Stress in the Workplace: How Businesses Can Support Employees in Survival Mode

Posted By Andrew Jaensch,
15/08/2025 12:51 PM
For corporate employees, navigating the family court system is a journey filled with confusion, frustration, and an overwhelming sense of powerlessness. The sheer complexity of the process—and the...