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Mental health is finally being talked about at work. So why are leaders more hesitant than ever to bring it up?
In this episode of The Case for Communication, hosted by Bilshan Nursimulu, we sit down with Meghna Raghoobar, founder of Holistic Zen, Human Sustainability Leader, and Nervous System Regulation Specialist, to unpack the growing tension between empathy and accountability in the modern workplace.
The conversation covers why leaders freeze up when an employee raises stress or anxiety, how the nervous system drives the way people communicate under pressure, and where the line sits between an employer's responsibility and an individual's own mental health.
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