This presentation was part of the 5th Annual MN Mobile Mental Health Crisis Response Summit.
Brief Description:
In her engaging talk, Kathryn explores the transformative potential of trauma-informed practice, a highly sought-after approach among helping professionals such as social workers, youth workers, and those in prevention roles. Kathryn delves into the challenges of compassion fatigue and secondary trauma, offering practical strategies for maintaining emotional resilience and well-being. Through her insightful guidance, professionals learn to navigate challenging emotions while delivering their best work in any high-stress environment. By embracing trauma-informed principles, attendees gain invaluable tools to foster healing and connection, both within themselves and in their interactions with others.
Three Learning Objectives:
- Learn about the trauma-informed practice
- Understand the stress cycle and burnout
- Learn small, doable routines to decrease compassion fatigue and increase purpose and peace in your life
Presenter Bio:
Kathryn Magnusson, M.Ed., is a speaker, trainer, and founder of Wildewood Learning. With 25+ years in education, Kathryn, a licensed teacher, champions trauma-sensitive practices and strengths-based approaches. Her passion for empowering professionals globally has made a significant impact. Through her expertise in non-violent communication, social and emotional learning, trauma-informed practices, and leadership, she fosters positive relationships, emphasizing the transformative power of trauma-informed resiliency-based practices.
