On the journey to renewed health, those suffering from trauma have many options. This show features the diverse work of different trauma recovery practitioners and allows individuals on their own healing journey to learn more about those they may choose to work with. Your host, Thomas F. Webber is a trauma recovery and shadow work coach and teacher, who would love to work with everyone, but knows each person needs different care to meet their needs and achieve their goals. Please know you are not alone in this.
Tending Trauma
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On the journey to renewed health, those suffering from trauma have many options. This show features the diverse work of different trauma recovery practitioners and allows individuals on their own healing journey to learn more about those they may choose to work with. Your host, Thomas F. Webber is a trauma recovery and shadow work coach and teacher, who would love to work with everyone, but knows each person needs different care to meet their needs and achieve their goals. Please know you are not alone in this.
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March 12, 2021
Trauma Informed Schooling | Mary Crnobori
<p>In today's episode we discuss the challenges of getting to a vision of the future where schools are trauma informed. Dr Mary Crnobori shares her insights, hopes and efforts in pioneering change in the education department. </p> <p><br></p> <p>Dr. Mary Crnobori is the District Coordinator of Trauma-Informed Schools for Metro Nashville Public Schools. She holds a PhD in Special Education from Vanderbilt University and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Dr. Crnobori leads a team of 6 Trauma-Informed Specialists dedicated to equipping educators with the information and strategies they need to promote compassionate school environments that support healthy development and school success for all. From a collective impact lens, she developed and drives implementation of a system-wide approach to raising awareness about the impacts of childhood adversity on school success and lifelong health and wellness; and guides and supports implementation of a practical model for whole-school and individualized trauma-informed classroom practices that are healing centered and foster resilience and empowerment. Dr. Crnobori has extensive experience with public speaking and training, teaching, district administration, consulting, research, and behavior analysis. She has co-authored multiple journal articles and book chapters and the book Managing Challenging Behaviors in Schools: Research-Based Strategies That Work, and given many national webinars and a TEDx talk about trauma-informed schools. Most importantly, she gets her greatest joy from her role as parent of two adolescent sons who attend public schools.</p>
March 4, 2021
Healing Corporate Racism | Kathy Obear
<p>In today's episode Kathy talked about the challenges around changing racist culture within corporations. </p> <p><br></p> <p>Currently president of the Center for Transformation and Change, www.drkathyobear.com, Dr. Kathy Obear works with leaders and change agents to deepen their capacity to recognize and interrupt racist and white supremist attitudes and behaviors before they do harm, acknowledge the devastating impact of past racist behaviors and institutional racism, shift current racist behaviors and organizational practices, and develop strategies to truly partner with colleagues of color to eradicate racism and white supremacy culture in their spheres of influence to create true racial justice and anti-racism in everything they do. Kathy is a Co-founder of the Social Justice Training Institute, www.sjti.org, an intensive professional development experience to deepen capacity to dismantle dynamics of racism and white supremacy in ourselves and in our organizations.</p>
February 20, 2021
Healing Generational Trauma | Tabitha Mpamira
<p>In today's episode of Tending Trauma we are joined by Tabitha Mpamira who gave an important talk about generational trauma at on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4loBphYCXI">TED</a>. We talk about the importance of navigating one's own struggles, and Tabitha's method to face challenges related to overcoming avoidance in talking about pains within culture. </p> <p>Check her out at http://www.tabithampamira.com/</p> <p>Tabitha Mpamira is a therapist, activist, motivational speaker, and consultant on sexual and gender-based violence with a long working history in the mental healthcare industry. In 2015, Tabitha founded EDJA to provide free medical, legal, and mental health services to survivors of sexual assault in East Africa. EDJA has sparked rapid change in rural Uganda by supporting hundreds of survivors and bringing perpetrators to justice.</p> <p><br></p>
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