The Physiology
of Bullying

INTRODUCTION THE PHYSIOLOGY OF BULLYING

The Physiology of Bullying is a powerful exploration of how workplace harm affects the human body, the human spirit, and the cultures we work in. Through science, lived experience, and leadership insight, Liza Collins exposes the invisible injuries bullying creates and shows what it truly takes to build safer, more human workplaces.

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Liza Collins

Author, Speaker, Consultant

The Story Behind The Physiology of Bullying

After 30 years working inside complex health systems, Liza Collins witnessed a truth most organisations overlook: bullying is not a personality clash, it is a physiological injury that reshapes the brain, the body, and entire workplace cultures. The harm people carry is not imagined; it is biological, measurable, and preventable.

In The Physiology of Bullying, Liza reveals how fear, exclusion, and chronic stress silently rewire the nervous system, corrode trust, and weaken organisational performance. Combining neuroscience, trauma research, and real human stories, the book uncovers why bullying hurts so deeply and what leaders must do to end it.

This is not just a book about harm. It is a roadmap for healing, offering individuals a path back to safety and power, and challenging organisations to redesign cultures where dignity, wellbeing, and humanity are non-negotiable.

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About Author

Liza Collins is a trauma-informed leadership expert and culture strategist with over 30 years working across the NHS and global health systems. Her work brings together neuroscience, organisational psychology, and lived experience to help leaders understand the hidden impact of workplace harm and create cultures where people feel safe, valued, and able to thrive.

Liza Collins

Author, Speaker, Consultant

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