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OT: "What is "Trauma - Informed"...???
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GM
Feb 24, 2022, 3:12:13 PM2/24/22
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The new social work "buzzword" is "trauma - informed", I see it as much
or more now than "equity"...
This is for a training. Anyone care to "translate"... do I need this to
endure reading Janet UK's or dsi1's or John's posts whilst on
my lunch breaks...??? At times their posts oogie me out...!!!
A big thanks in advance...!!! :-)
"Building a Trauma-Informed Remote Work Culture
How can we support staff in the balance between work and
their personal lives now that the lines are blurred? The last
couple years have required community based organizations
to pivot their services at rapid rates with a focus on participants.
While we often try to employ a trauma-informed approach with
our job seekers, our staff and colleagues require that same
intentional trauma-informed care. Through this webinar,
attain strategies to construct a trauma-informed work
culture whether remote, in-person, or hybrid..."
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or more now than "equity"...
This is for a training. Anyone care to "translate"... do I need this to
endure reading Janet UK's or dsi1's or John's posts whilst on
my lunch breaks...??? At times their posts oogie me out...!!!
A big thanks in advance...!!! :-)
"Building a Trauma-Informed Remote Work Culture
How can we support staff in the balance between work and
their personal lives now that the lines are blurred? The last
couple years have required community based organizations
to pivot their services at rapid rates with a focus on participants.
While we often try to employ a trauma-informed approach with
our job seekers, our staff and colleagues require that same
intentional trauma-informed care. Through this webinar,
attain strategies to construct a trauma-informed work
culture whether remote, in-person, or hybrid..."
</>
Bruce 14.0
Feb 24, 2022, 4:09:45 PM2/24/22
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Bruce 15a
Feb 24, 2022, 4:30:52 PM2/24/22
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Bruce 15a
Feb 24, 2022, 4:30:58 PM2/24/22
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Michael Trew
Feb 24, 2022, 11:24:06 PM2/24/22
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On 2/24/2022 15:12, GM wrote:
> The new social work "buzzword" is "trauma - informed", I see it as much
> or more now than "equity"...
> This is for a training. Anyone care to "translate"...
Sounds like some snow-flake stuff. They need the Geico Drill Sergent to
> The new social work "buzzword" is "trauma - informed", I see it as much
> or more now than "equity"...
> This is for a training. Anyone care to "translate"...
straighten them out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaFy0x_Uixo
(this was one of my grandfather's favorite commercials... probably
reminded him of of his favorite general; Patton)
"Where maybe we can find some self-confidence for you, you jack-wagon!"
Bryan Simmons
Feb 25, 2022, 4:40:37 AM2/25/22
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"You're funny."
"Especially to myself. I think I'm the funniest person I've ever
met, and what's also funny is that some people have actually
had the nerve to suggest that I might be compensating for
some trauma or another, and I thought, 'Yeah, the trauma of
having to suffer fools like you with your trite ideas about shit.'
Chloe, I've never had any trauma more than not being able to
go to a classmate's birthday party because my mom couldn't
afford a gift."
_________________________
--Bryan
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