“It takes over 500 pounds of physical force to crush a human skull, yet a mere disapproving  glance from another can crush a human soul.”

We are often unprepared and ill-equipped to deal with “workaches”—the social combat, interpersonal dilemmas, and other stressors that take place at work. Workaches identifies common psychosocial injuries and their impacts and offers both organizations and individuals strategies to address these issues. 

In Workaches, readers are taken on an eye-opening journey through the brain, human evolution, psychology, and the latest social neuroscience to explore human nature inside health and human service organizations.
   

You will never view the workgroup in the same light after reading this groundbreaking book. Workaches delivers the authors’ decades of clinical and organizational insights and strategies to thrive, not just survive, in the workplace. This book provides a candid look behind the doors of the contemporary workplace and delivers invaluable wisdom and inspiring neuroscientific news on human resilience and growth to help readers emerge stronger and wiser after adversity.