Contribute to Emotional Tools. Your Knowledge Can Make a Difference
We're inviting coaches, psychologists, recruiters, and career professionals to share emotional techniques and reflections that support job seekers. Your experience could help someone feel grounded, seen, and stronger in their search.
Job searching is not just a logistical process; it’s an emotional journey filled with uncertainty, rejection, overthinking, and self-doubt. While there is plenty of advice available regarding CVs and interviews, there are far fewer resources that focus on how to emotionally support individuals during this often exhausting and vulnerable experience.
That’s where The Resilience Hub comes in. We provide a space for grounding techniques, gentle reminders, practical exercises, and reflections that help individuals care for their minds and hearts while they search for work.
We invite you — whether you are a coach, psychologist, mental health professional, recruiter, career advisor, or anyone who has supported others through this process — to share your insights.
You might consider writing about:
Breathing techniques to manage anxiety before an interview
Reframing rejection as redirection
Recognizing the signs of burnout during job hunting and how to catch it early
Practices for building self-worth beyond job titles
Preparing emotionally for a performance review or feedback session
Grounding exercises you recommend to clients or candidates
Lessons learned from working closely with job seekers
And more
Your voice matters here, whether it’s a short technique, a personal story, or a piece of advice. This space is created to offer care, reflection, and genuine support.
Would you like to contribute? Please send us your piece (it can be short or long!) to: resiliencehubteam@gmail.com.
Let’s work together to create something supportive.
Con cariño,
The Resilience Hub Team
Josefina Vizcarra
UX Researcher
I'm Josefina — a Peruvian UX researcher and migrant navigating the tech world with heart. I'm passionate about emotional wellbeing in the job search, and I created The Resilience Hub to offer support, tools, and community for those walking a similar path.
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