Join us for a transformative class focused on the power of trauma-informed communication and connection, specifically designed for women. Women, often not taught that they have agency, and frequently seen as caretakers, experience traumatic invalidation at much higher rates than men. In our daily interactions, whether at work, at home, or within our communities, sharing our stories and experiences is essential for fostering meaningful connections. However, many of us may not realize the potential impact our words can have on others, often unintentionally causing harm or activating trauma.
In this class, you'll gain valuable insights into trauma-informed conversations and learn practical strategies to ensure psychological and emotional safety for both yourself and others. We'll explore the concept of traumatic invalidation, its effects, and how to shift towards trauma validation in various settings. By becoming proficient in these techniques and incorporating specific tools and phrases into your communication style, you'll deepen your connections and create safer, more supportive spaces for sharing and connection. Don't miss this opportunity to align your intentions with your impact and cultivate stronger, more empathetic relationships.
We welcome back to our classroom Jamie Wolf, MPPA who is a DEIA and 2SLGBTQIA educator, Vashon Island resident and transgender man.
Jamie Wolf