Upcoming Seminars
The Cost of Stigma: Living and Working with Borderline Personality Disorder
Compared to other areas of life, the workplace is a unique environment that can introduce new interactions, challenges, and experiences that are not found in other types of relationships for those with borderline personality disorder (BPD). Join Emotions Matter for The Cost of Stigma: Living and Working with Borderline Personality Disorder, a live seminar exploring the existing peer-reviewed research on how people with BPD experience the workplace, with a particular focus on interpersonal relationships and the impact of experiencing stigma.
Presented by Evan Nault, Doctoral Student/Researcher.
Join us to:
Learn more about the relationship between BPD and the work
Explore current approaches to navigating workplace relationships and stigma for individuals with BPD
Gain insights informed by peer-reviewed research and expert perspectives
Thursday, September 10 | 7 PM ET / 6 PM CT / 5 PM MT / 4 PM PT via Zoom
About the Presenter
Evan Nault
Evan Nault is a doctoral student in the Industrial-Organizational Psychology program at the University of Houston. Evan’s program of research is centered on diversity, stigma, and how workers discuss their stigmatized identities in their workplace, with two distinct streams: 1) exploring how mental illness affects workplace experiences and 2) identifying strategies to improve workplace outcomes for marginalized workers. Their research is rooted in critical and interdisciplinary perspectives that center the personhood of workers and interrogate the underlying systemic mechanisms that affect the workplace. Evan has previously published research on employees with lived experience of BPD and is proud to have been a member of Emotion's Matter Evaluation team for the last four years.