the Physiology of Bullying: How Bullying Hijacks Nervous System and What Leaders Must Do

Bullying isn't just a workplace issue-it's a biological crisis.The Physiology of Bullying exposes the hidden toll workplace harm takes on both people and organisations. Drawing on neuroscience, trauma research and lived experience, Liza K. Collins reveals how chronic stress reshapes the brain, weakens the body and silently corrodes culture.This powerful book helps readers:Recognise how bullying manifests in the bodyUnderstand the long-term effects of stress and traumaRebuild confidence, safety and resilienceTransform workplaces into safe, thriving culturesEarly praise for the book:"Both compassionate and practical, this book helps individuals heal and inspires leaders to build safer, kinder workplaces. A powerful, courageous and deeply necessary book."- Dr Beth Mosley MBE, Clinical Psychologist and Author of Happy FamiliesWhether you've endured bullying, witnessed it, or lead teams, this book provides both validation and a roadmap for change.