In this conversation, Dr. Larry Williams discusses the historical context and evolving understanding of PTSD, particularly among veterans. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing the invisible wounds of trauma and the need for supportive environments in the workplace. Dr. Williams advocates for trauma-informed practices and community support to aid in the healing process for veterans, highlighting the significance of awareness and action during PTSD Awareness Month.

In this episode of The Healthy Workplace, Dr. Larry Williams addresses the pressing issue of burnout among educators in academia. He highlights the systemic failures contributing to this crisis, the role of leadership in supporting educators, and the importance of personal responsibility in combating burnout. Dr. Williams emphasizes the need for a cultural shift in how success is defined in education, advocating for sustainable practices that prioritize the well-being of educators and students alike.

In this episode of The Healthy Workplace, Dr. Larry Williams emphasizes the importance of giving new candidates a chance, even if they lack extensive experience. He argues that experience is not the best predictor of success and highlights the value of potential, adaptability, and diverse perspectives that newcomers bring. The discussion also addresses common biases in hiring and suggests ways to create a more inclusive and growth-oriented workplace culture.