A Free Charter for Compassion Presentation with Thomas Hübl

How can we, as leaders, become focal points for relationality, coherence building and safety  in our spheres of influence as we engage in our work at this time? How can we help to build healing architectures, even when there is a war? At a time when many of us and communities around the planet are existentially challenged, we need cohesive social containers for our organizations to respond effectively and creatively.

Trauma-informed leadership helps us to wake up to the symptoms of individual, ancestral and collective trauma, and to move towards healing and restoration. Together, we move from traumatising to trauma-sensitive, trauma-informed and trauma-healing institutions and cultures. Our collective wounds need a collective body to heal. 

The Pocket Project, in partnership with the Charter for Compassion, will deliver Trauma-Informed Leadership Course to fuel trauma-informed practice and help to integrate traumatic content through relational and systems sensing.