Effect on Corporate and Business
Breaking Free from Fear: How Attachment Patterns Shape Life After Separation
Posted By Andrew Jaensch,
02/09/2025 14:22 PM If we look at the behaviour of an adult after separation and even before, in a failing marriage, there’s often a chronic shrinking of the self. You feel unsafe to take risks, to chase your dream, to...
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...
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...
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...
Company Culture and the Misunderstood Vision of Its Leader
Posted By Andrew Jaensch,
03/08/2025 13:44 PM Company Culture and the Misunderstood Vision of Its Leader It’s not unusual to see a business that has no clearly defined mission statement, no real systems in place, and no process for how things...
The Hidden Chaos: Life After Traumatic Separation in the Workplace
Posted By Andrew Jaensch,
02/08/2025 16:56 PM Employees who’ve gone through a traumatic separation often appear to be thriving on the surface. They may rejoin society with energy—hitting the gym, joining new groups, throwing themselves into work...