Emotional Wisdom and Empathy: Responsiveness in Education
Sandra Bloom and Sarah Yanosy highlight the importance of emotional intelligence in our systems of care and education, and the significant but possible feat of developing emotional wisdom and empathy in our organizations. Guests comment on the crucial role of trauma-informed knowledge and approaches in work with children and adults of all ages.
Reverence and Restoration, Part 2: The Challenges of Caregiving
Sandra Bloom, Sarah Yanosy, and guests discuss the dangerous consequences of our current “profit over people” mentality in medical care, and what must change to overcome these barriers to service delivery.
Reverence and Restoration, Part 1: Learning from Indigenous Wisdom
Sandra Bloom and Sarah Yanosy, with guests, unpack our need to understand how trauma and adversity are interfering with our capacity to move toward social health. To recognize this is the first step to becoming suitable leaders of the Anthropocene.
Partnership and Power, Part 2: The Traumatized Workplace
Sandra Bloom and Sarah Yanosy explore indicators and consequences of stressed workplace environments. With guests, they discuss institutional community building and how we can confront our current epidemic of burnout.
Partnership and Power, Part 1: Key Virtue – Balance
Sandra Bloom and Sarah Yanosy explain how the misuse of power is the fundamental issue eroding our social health. Together with a guest, they discuss scalability of widespread political and economic change.
Exploring Social Health: Introduction to the Show
Psychiatrist Dr. Sandra Bloom and Social Worker Sarah Yanosy explore social health through the lens of the physical body and introduce Creating Presence, their new organizational approach to becoming trauma informed and trauma responsive.