Learn to Build a Trauma-Informed System

Emily Read Daniels 2/13/185:05 AM

Accomplishing systems change is anything but simple or linear. It's emergent, defies predictability, requires strategic thinking and adaptive leadership.

In this workshop, participants will learn about systems theory, systems phenomena, key considerations in initiating change in a system, adaptive challenges, adaptive leadership, social network theory and social network design. Participants will review the “Self-Healing Communities” framework that revolutionized a county in Washington State.

Intentionally offered in the bucolic village of Hancock, NH, participants will leave this workshop feeling connected, informed, inspired, and equipped to champion trauma-informed change in their respective settings.

More information: www.herethisnow.org/workshops

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