
Designed for leaders who shape how people experience work
This training is for executives, directors, managers, supervisors, HR and culture leaders, and internal champions who want a shared foundation for trauma-informed leadership.
It is especially relevant for leaders in education, government, courts and justice, healthcare, human services, nonprofits, libraries, and other organizations that serve people.
You do not need any background in trauma-informed practice. You only need a willingness to look at how stress is shaping your team and to try something different.
Inside the training
In about 60 minutes, you will learn:
What trauma-informed means in practice, and what it is not
How trauma and chronic stress show up for individuals and across an organization
How culture shifts through shared knowledge, shared language, commitments, and daily practices
Foundations from SAMHSA, the Sanctuary Model, and NCTSN, translated into everyday agreements through the Chefalo Core 5
The difference between reacting and responding as a leader, with language that supports grounded leadership
The Chefalo implementation cycle: Engage, Embed, Embody, Evaluate
Simple tools and reflection questions, with optional resource downloads below the video
One training will not change your culture. It can give you and your team a shared place to start.
Talk about stress, safety, and trust in words your whole team can use.
Recognize when a performance issue may be a stress or culture issue.
Leave with simple practices and reflection questions you can use right away.

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