Liza K. Collins, is a writer, researcher, and leadership consultant dedicated to transforming the way we understand workplace harm. With a career spanning more than 35 years in health systems and organisational culture, she has worked at the intersection of leadership, wellbeing, and [...] journey began in the health sector, where she witnessed firsthand how bullying and abuse of power damaged not only staff but also the very systems meant to protect them. That early exposure sparked a lifelong commitment to studying the effects of workplace trauma and finding ways to create safer environments for individuals and organisations [...] her career, Liza has led anti-bullying initiatives, supported leaders navigating complex culture challenges, and championed trauma-aware and trauma-preventative approaches to leadership. Her work blends academic research with lived experience, giving her a unique ability to translate science and psychology into practical tools for healing and [...] personal story adds depth to her professional mission. Having endured the devastation of workplace bullying herself, she writes with compassion, credibility, and a determination to speak the truths many are afraid to name. This lived perspective allows her to connect with readers not just as a professional, but as someone who has walked the same [...], through her writing, coaching, and speaking, Liza continues her mission: to end workplace harm and to build cultures rooted in dignity, trust, and humanity. Her message is simple but powerful-no one should have to sacrifice their health, identity, or well-being to earn a living.