Julia Vaughan Smith in conversation with Jevon Dangeli.
Topics covered:
• What is trauma and how does it show up in everyday life, at work, and in coaching sessions?
• What is the interplay between personal, systemic, collective, and intergenerational trauma?
• What does the pervasiveness of trauma today mean for leaders and coaches personally, their responsiveness to systemic trauma symptoms, and the cultural blindness that is embedded in collective trauma?
• How can leaders and coaches respond to trauma symptoms in ways that foster healing and integration, and what some of the possible challenges?
... and other great questions from the large group of coaches and psychologists who participated in this exploration.
Julia Vaughan Smith has been an Executive Coach and Supervisor for over 25 years and she was a practising Integrative and Humanistic Psychotherapist until 2019. In the last 15 years she has focused on understanding and working with trauma as a therapist and coach. Her book ‘Coaching and Trauma’ was published in 2019, and many readers have said how valuable they have found it. Julia has talked with many groups of coaches since its publication and runs very successful Masterclasses with Jenny Rogers together with other online events. She has a background in organisational and leadership development, working primarily in health services in the UK and internationally, having also held senior roles in the NHS. She lives in East Devon, UK.
Julia’s book (Coaching & Trauma) is highly recommend for ASE Facilitators and Transpersonal Coaches. It is available at most online book sellers. [ Ссылка ]
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