Operation Wellness: Collective Strategies for Trauma-Resilient Systems
Training description
Trauma moves through systems, impacting those who serve our communities every day. Behavioral health professionals, first responders, educators, healthcare providers, and legal partners all experience operational pressures that erode resilience and hope. This interactive session introduces Operational Wellness, a strengths-based framework that shifts the focus from self-care alone to transforming the conditions of work.
Through storytelling, case examples, and collaborative exercises, participants will identify drivers of occupational trauma, strengthen cross-disciplinary communication, and co-create practical micro-interventions they can implement immediately. Attendees will leave with tools that enhance psychological safety, improve collaboration, and restore sustainable hope across organizations and roles.
Cost: $10 for non-CEU attendees, $25 for CEU attendees.
Please note, training registration will close one hour prior to the training start time. You will be unable to register after this time.
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