
Work should be a place where we thrive, not just survive. But for many of us, especially those at the margins, it’s still a space of silence, burnout, and shrinking ourselves to fit in. Healing the Workplace is a bold, honest podcast exploring the future of mental health at work — through real stories, grounded insights, and socially conscious conversations. Hosted by Selma Lemsaadi (founder of He... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusiness | |||

Kimberly Fuqua has spent nearly 30 years inside Microsoft. She's watched the industry go from encyclopedias to AI, from two business trips a year to a pace that shifts hour by hour. And what she's learned across all of it has almost nothing to do wit... more
Nicole Sura built an Instagram platform called ShowerrBear around a single premise: naming the emotional truths people carry through their working lives but rarely say out loud. The quiet dread. The over-adaptation. The moment you realise you've stop... more
Bianca Errigo burnt out at 22. She was on a sales floor of 800 people, her father had months to live, and she was throwing everything she had into a job she never wanted, because she wanted to buy him his health back.
What came next was hospitalisat... more
Season 2 opens with just Selma and Axelle. No guests: their own experience first, before anyone else's. This season is about uncertainty at work: what it costs people, why most organisations have no language for it, and what staying grounded inside i... more
In this insightful episode, hosts Selma Lemsaadi and Axelle Ahanhanzo are joined by Kremena Yordanova, a seasoned CMO and keynote speaker who blends two decades of corporate strategy with a deeply embodied approach to conscious leadership.
From lead... more
In this powerful episode of Healing the Workplace, hosts Selma Lemsaadi and Axelle Ahanhanzo are joined by Faten Salem, CEO and founder of Ilik, a trailblazing femtech startup redefining how women engage with productivity, mental health, and self-car... more
If your job feels like it’s taken over your life, you’re not alone, and it doesn’t have to stay that way.
In this episode of Healing the Workplace, we sit down with Nicolette Lazarus, speaker, and founder of Womanship, who shares how she untangled h... more
What if the version of success we’ve been chasing is actually hurting us? In this premiere episode of Healing the Workplace, Selma Lemsaadi (Heal Magazine) and Axelle Ahanhanzo (LAUDACE) hold nothing back as they unpack the deep emotional and systemi... more
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