Mid-America ATTC
Mid-America ATTC
TICUP: Media & Marketing
TICUP: Media & Marketing
TICUP: Media & Marketing
Friday 29th March 2024
Leslie Carto and Eryn Realmuto share trauma-informed communication strategies in media. Practical tips and personal stories await in this Essential Conversations episode.
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Episode Overview
- Explore the shift from fear-based to trauma-informed communication in media and marketing
- Learn from Leslie and Eryn's experiences in adopting trauma-sensitive practices
- Discover practical tips for implementing trauma-informed communication in various settings
- Understand the impact of trauma-informed care on communication strategies
- Embrace the power of empathetic and inclusive communication practices
The first was really about how there is this underlying fear-based communication in marketing and media and PR to grab attention and how that is very much different than a more trauma-informed practice of communication that creates safety, that builds a sense of trust, and actually gets people's brains in a place where they can access executive functions.
Ever wondered how media professionals can be trauma-sensitive in an industry that often thrives on fear? In this episode of 'Essential Conversations', Leslie Carto and Eryn Realmuto from University Health tackle this very question. Leslie, an External Media Communications Manager, and Eryn, an Internal Communications Manager, share their unique experiences and challenges in implementing trauma-informed practices within their roles. They discuss the fine balance between conveying critical information and being sensitive to the emotional impact on audiences.
You’ll hear practical tips for integrating trauma-informed communication strategies into any organization, making it a must-listen for anyone in the media or marketing fields. As a bonus, the tables are turned when one of the guests interviews the hosts, revealing their personal journeys into trauma-informed care. If you're curious about how to communicate stressful information with empathy and care, this episode is packed with valuable insights and real-world applications.