As part of the Living Corporate network, The Break Room provides dynamic insight, education, and consultation on mental health for Black professionals. Led by four independent mental health clinicians and researchers, each Host brings their unique style and perspective to the nuanced and complex visible and invisible forces that impact Black mental health and well-being in the workplace.
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As part of the Living Corporate network, The Break Room provides dynamic insight, education, and consultation on mental health for Black professionals. Led by four independent mental health clinicians and researchers, each Host brings their unique style and perspective to the nuanced and complex visible and invisible forces that impact Black mental health and well-being in the workplace.
Doctors Nikki Coleman, Brian J. Dixon & Olajide Bamishigbin jump into the topic of being Black while at work. The reality is that there are many spaces and industries in which you may be the one or one of a very small handful of other Black folks - listen to the full episode to hear each host offer their insight!
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As part of the Living Corporate network, The Break Room provides dynamic insight, education, and consultation on mental health for Black professionals. Led by four independent mental health clinicians and researchers, each Host brings their unique style and perspective to the nuanced and complex visible and invisible forces that impact Black mental health and well-being in the workplace.
