Trust and a Burger King Hat
The Hope that Finds Us
5 Things I Learned About the Road of Life: Colorado Hwy 149
Jordan: A Courageous Trail
The Jeep Wave: Connection on the Bumpy Road of Life
God, Cats, and Unknown Territory
Breaking the Stigma of Therapy: 3 Truths
Trauma and Cousin Eddie: 3 Ways to Heal from the Holidays
There is room at the table for everyone: 3 lessons I’ve learned from The Office
Come, Feel as Badly as I Do
Leaders and Managers: Want to take better care of your people, but don’t know where to start?
Stop. Seek. Let.
How to Have a Trauma-Informed Business in 3 Steps
How to Become an Empathetic Workplace
Productivity & Peace: What happens when I take my Apple Watch off
Four Things I Wish I’d Known Before Adopting
Weapons of War: Posture
Lord, Have Mercy
I Wonder as I Wander: The Power of Observation in the Outdoors Over Hurts & Hang-ups
We have lived all over. Texas, Virginia, Louisiana, Hawaii, Kansas, Mexico…and now, Colorado. And while Colorado could seem like an easy “win” for the award of Most Beautiful Places on Earth,” with the observant eye - beauty is everywhere.
Four Flipsides of Trauma-Informed Care: What It Isn’t
The term “trauma-informed care” has been a buzz-word for the last 5 - 10 years. (We’ll use “care” and “content” interchangeably depending on context.) With such diverse definitions of the word “trauma,”, it’s hard to know what’s real and applicable to our lives. If you search the word, “trauma” in Apple podcasts, there’s more results than you’ll ever want to listen to. So, let’s dive in, and look at the flipsides of what “trauma-informed care” actually is not…and lean into what it is.
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