September 23, 2025Open Access

“You are not what they did to you”: A longitudinal single-case study of workplace violences and identity recovery in Brazil

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Workplace violence eroded well-being but later became a context for identity reconstruction and growth.
Central themes over 24 months included 'occupational stress' and 'psychological suffering' in early stages.
The narrative-informed analysis highlighted how supportive relationships facilitated recovery and resilience.
Findings underscore the need for organizations to address structural determinants of workplace violence.

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Longitudinal case study illustrates how workplace violence impacts psychological suffering and identity reconstruction, suggesting interventions to foster psychological safety.

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Pinto et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d473b531b076d99fa6c8ed https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-7558875/v1

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Longitudinal case study illustrates how workplace violence impacts psychological suffering and identity reconstruction, suggesting interventions to foster psychological safety.

“You are not what they did to you”: A longitudinal single-case study of workplace violences and identity recovery in Brazil

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“You are not what they did to you”: A longitudinal single-case study of workplace violences and identity recovery in Brazil

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