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Self Study

Applying Trauma-Informed Brain Science Principles to Organizational Well-Being - Presented by NASW Delaware


Credit(s): 2 Clinical
Course Number: DE-15
Original Program Date: October 26, 2023
Duration: 1 hour 52 minutes
Access: Available for 3 months after Registration
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    Category: Trauma, Clinical
    Category: Trauma, Clinical (show less)
    Other: Delaware
    Other: Delaware
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    It is becoming increasingly clear organizations have a moral obligation not just to clients and communities, but to their employees. The concepts of trauma, adversity and toxic stress, long applied to clients and communities, now need to be applied to principles and strategies that will increase staff well-being and organizational health.

    Learning Objectives:

    • Apply brain science principles to understanding how employees thrive. 
    • Identify barriers to organizational well-being and employee retention.
    • Learn trauma informed strategies to address employee wellness and organizational culture.

    2 Clinical  

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    Non-Member$45.00
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    Non-Member$70.00

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