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SUMMARY:Working It Out: Attachment Trauma\, Healing\, and Growth\, in Your 
	Career and Everywhere
DTSTAMP:20250519T233000Z
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DESCRIPTION:As popular as it may be\, “work-life balance” is an oversimplif
	ied concept. Our happiness depends on us being whole and integrated\, not 
	split and compartmentalized. Plus\, the physical\, psychological\, social\
	, and vocational domains of our life necessarily influence each other. Unf
	ortunately\, this interdependence means that the effects of trauma can rip
	ple through our lives in unexpected ways.\n\nUnresolved trauma—whether a s
	ingle\, life-threatening event or years’ worth of emotional wounds in mult
	iple domains—colors our view of ourselves and what we want\, and keeps us 
	from experiencing what we’re really capable of\, at work and everywhere el
	se.\n\nIn this talk\, we’ll explore the signs that trauma is affecting you
	r career trajectory (or\, that vocational trauma is spilling into other ar
	eas of life)\, how you can begin to effect lasting change and healing\, an
	d much more.\n\nEvent Website: https://alumni.ucla.edu/event/working-it-ou
	t-attachment-trauma-healing-and-growth-in-your-career-and-everywhere/\n\nE
	vent Website: https://alumni.ucla.edu/wp-json/tribe/events/v1/events/14827
	8\n\nSource: https://community.ucla.edu/event/d0e34506-722a-a57a-0fbc-29b9
	74ca51a5
LOCATION:Zoom
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