Trauma-Informed Leadership
Knowledge & practices that strengthen safety, trust, and belonging
EXPLORE
How This Will Help
This workshop is for organizations ready to lead with clarity, care, and emotional intelligence. It goes beyond traditional leadership models by helping participants understand how stress and trauma—past or present—shape the way people show up at work. We will explore how to recognize nervous system responses, reduce reactivity in themselves and others, and foster environments where safety, trust, and accountability can thrive side by side.
The greatest strategy we have in connecting with others and creating psychologically safe workplaces is ourselves.
Being trauma-informed isn’t a toolbox we open when we need to—it’s a shift in how we see ourselves and those we lead. When leaders learn to notice their own stress responses and create space for regulation and reflection, they become more grounded, present, and effective. This change ripples outward: conversations become more productive, conflict becomes easier to navigate, and team members feel valued and empowered. Whether you're managing change, building culture, or simply wanting to lead better, this workshop offers a powerful new lens for leadership that creates lasting impact.

Learning Objectives
Take-Away Strategies & Tools

Additional Information
Audience
This workshop has been developed for both leaders and teams—it can be easily tailored to Trauma-Informed Teams (instead of "leadership")
Length
Standard length of this workshop is four hours
Delivery Method
This session is available for in-person or virtual delivery
Customization
This session can be tailored or customized to fit your team's specific needs and challenges



