Watch this webinar to learn the tenets of trauma-informed leadership and the behaviors associated with leading with competence and compassion.
Traumatic incidents and stressors can happen when we least expect them, and they can have a profound impact on individuals, teams, and organizations. We are living through an era of human history that is wrought with adversity, disruption, and change. Many of us living in the United States, and around the world, have experienced the traumatic effects associated with disasters, loss, workplace and community violence, civil unrest, and a global pandemic.
According to Gallup’s 2022 “State of the Global Workplace,” stress is at an all-time high. Traumatic stress can overwhelm people's ability to cope, leading to exhaustion, burnout, and eventually even deteriorating behavioral and physical health. This, of course, has a direct impact on creativity, performance, psychological safety, productivity, and our overall ability to thrive personally and professionally.
Trauma-informed leaders are able recognize the signs of traumatic stress, and communicate effectively and compassionately in times of crisis, supporting those they lead in becoming more resilient. In addition, trauma-informed leaders intentionally design workplace practices that support people throughout their coping and recovery processes.
In this webinar, participants will learn …
How leaders can utilize trauma-informed approaches to support team members and teams who have been impacted by traumatic events
How to recognize the impact of individual and collective trauma in the workplace
Leadership behaviors that promote resiliency and recovery in the workplace
Learn more about Trauma-Informed Leadership in this online, self-paced, leadership development course.
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