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Heal Your Career Wounds: Navigating the Trauma of Today's Workplace

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The Tools You Need to Release the Pains of Workplace Trauma and Step into Your Power

Career coach and holistic healer Mandy Tang understands the growing number of people who are facing unprecedented challenges in the job market and longing to experience joy, creativity, and authenticity at work. Having healed her own career wounds and carved out her dream life, she offers a beacon of hope to all those who are burned-out, stressed-out, dealing with a toxic boss, or otherwise seeking refuge from the storms of corporate America. Through shamanic practices, journal prompts, and self-reflection exercises, she shows how

• Free yourself from harmful workplace patterns, set healthy boundaries, and release negative energy
• Let go of self-blame and create your own closure by rewriting your story
• Discover your unique medicine and tap into your power to design your fulfilling new relationship to work

238 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 19, 2026

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September 8, 2026
This book found me at exactly the right time. I’ve followed Mandy Tang’s work for a while, and I appreciate how approachable, compassionate, and actionable her advice is. The writing is clear, concise, and focused on helping readers untangle the emotional experiences that often shape our careers far more than we realize.

For me, this landed at a point where I’ve consumed a lot of career and personal development content, so some of the ideas felt familiar. That isn’t necessarily a criticism—it speaks more to the season I’m in than the quality of the book. What stood out was reading these concepts through a feminine lens. The perspective felt more personal, more grounded, and easier to integrate than much of the career advice that dominates the space.

If you’re navigating burnout, a career transition, or questioning what comes next, this is a thoughtful, approachable place to start.

Read this if you’re craving:
career transitions · burnout recovery · values-based work
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