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Black All Year - Transforming Trauma: Cultivating Healing and Empowerment in Workspaces

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When Marsha Hylton joined me on the podcast, her story of overcoming domestic abuse and transforming that pain into a beacon of hope for others struck a chord deep. Her expertise as a trauma-informed consultant illuminates the subtle, yet profound ways in which trauma embeds itself into our daily lives—often unnoticed, yet ever-present. Our discussion delves into the emotional undercurrents that shape our interactions and responses, emphasizing the crucial need for environments that foster safety and understanding in the healing process. Marsha's blend of clinical acumen and coaching prowess offers a lifeline to those navigating the aftermath of trauma, particularly within the realm of workplace dynamics and relationships marred by narcissistic abuse.
The insidious nature of racism and microaggressions in professional spaces cannot be overstated, and our conversation peels back the layers of how these experiences chip away at the soul. We confront the six pillars of trauma-informed practice—safety, choice, trustworthiness, empowerment, collaboration, and cultural consideration—exploring their transformative potential in crafting work environments that honor and support the complex tapestry of individual experiences. As organizations shift towards inclusivity and empathy, the dialogue around shared decision-making, trust-building, and the avoidance of re-traumatization becomes paramount. Marsha's insights serve as a compass, guiding entities in the healthcare and education sectors toward practices steeped in respect, patience, and shared experiences.
Wrapping our profound discussion, we consider the delicate dance between vulnerability and healing, and the significance of balancing the sharing of painful narratives with the safeguarding of one's emotional well-being. Acknowledging the weight of internalized oppression, we tease an upcoming event that promises to delve deeper into this topic. Join us for an exploration that transcends mere conversation, aiming to reshape perspectives and encourage growth. As you listen, you're invited to not only absorb Marsha's wisdom but also to participate in the evolution of a society that values and upholds the principles of trauma-informed care in every facet of life.
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Steph Edusei LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/steph-edusei/
Steph Edusei Instagram https://www.instagram.com/stephedusei/
Original music by Wayne C McDonald, #ActorSlashDJ
www.facebook.com/waynecmcdonald
www.mixcloud.com/waynecmcdonald
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1. Black All Year - Transforming Trauma: Cultivating Healing and Empowerment in Workspaces (00:00:00)

2. Trauma and Trauma-Informed Practice (00:00:22)

3. Trauma-Informed Practice and Workplace Safety (00:09:55)

4. Changing Trauma-Informed Practices in Organizations (00:23:04)

5. Challenges and Considerations in Trauma-Informed Care (00:29:42)

6. Implementing Trauma-Informed Practices in Organizations (00:44:46)

7. Exploring Internalized Oppression and Wisdom (00:57:25)

30 episod

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When Marsha Hylton joined me on the podcast, her story of overcoming domestic abuse and transforming that pain into a beacon of hope for others struck a chord deep. Her expertise as a trauma-informed consultant illuminates the subtle, yet profound ways in which trauma embeds itself into our daily lives—often unnoticed, yet ever-present. Our discussion delves into the emotional undercurrents that shape our interactions and responses, emphasizing the crucial need for environments that foster safety and understanding in the healing process. Marsha's blend of clinical acumen and coaching prowess offers a lifeline to those navigating the aftermath of trauma, particularly within the realm of workplace dynamics and relationships marred by narcissistic abuse.
The insidious nature of racism and microaggressions in professional spaces cannot be overstated, and our conversation peels back the layers of how these experiences chip away at the soul. We confront the six pillars of trauma-informed practice—safety, choice, trustworthiness, empowerment, collaboration, and cultural consideration—exploring their transformative potential in crafting work environments that honor and support the complex tapestry of individual experiences. As organizations shift towards inclusivity and empathy, the dialogue around shared decision-making, trust-building, and the avoidance of re-traumatization becomes paramount. Marsha's insights serve as a compass, guiding entities in the healthcare and education sectors toward practices steeped in respect, patience, and shared experiences.
Wrapping our profound discussion, we consider the delicate dance between vulnerability and healing, and the significance of balancing the sharing of painful narratives with the safeguarding of one's emotional well-being. Acknowledging the weight of internalized oppression, we tease an upcoming event that promises to delve deeper into this topic. Join us for an exploration that transcends mere conversation, aiming to reshape perspectives and encourage growth. As you listen, you're invited to not only absorb Marsha's wisdom but also to participate in the evolution of a society that values and upholds the principles of trauma-informed care in every facet of life.
Guest

Steph Edusei LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/steph-edusei/
Steph Edusei Instagram https://www.instagram.com/stephedusei/
Original music by Wayne C McDonald, #ActorSlashDJ
www.facebook.com/waynecmcdonald
www.mixcloud.com/waynecmcdonald
...

  continue reading

Bab

1. Black All Year - Transforming Trauma: Cultivating Healing and Empowerment in Workspaces (00:00:00)

2. Trauma and Trauma-Informed Practice (00:00:22)

3. Trauma-Informed Practice and Workplace Safety (00:09:55)

4. Changing Trauma-Informed Practices in Organizations (00:23:04)

5. Challenges and Considerations in Trauma-Informed Care (00:29:42)

6. Implementing Trauma-Informed Practices in Organizations (00:44:46)

7. Exploring Internalized Oppression and Wisdom (00:57:25)

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