Mid-America ATTC
Mid-America ATTC
Trauma Informed Caring in Leadership – We Don’t Need Another Hero
Trauma Informed Caring in Leadership – We Don’t Need Another Hero
Trauma Informed Caring in Leadership – We Don’t Need Another Hero
Friday 29th April 2022
Explore compassionate leadership in trauma-informed care with Vladimir Sainte and Andy Campbell, focusing on collaboration and understanding team strengths.
41 minutes
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Recovery from Trauma
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Healing Relationships
Recovery Reimagined
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Get the buttons here!Transformative Leadership: Compassion Over Compliance
When I'm asked: what was the difference at Summit Ridge, the answer is always the adults. We've taken the personal out of it and it's become about the kids, and part of my job in the leadership role is to make sure that I'm also doing that for the adults in the building, they are the best versions of themselves when they step into the classroom to really do the work.
Ever wondered how leaders can truly make a difference in a trauma-informed environment? In this episode of 'Essential Conversations', Vladimir Sainte and Andy Campbell offer a refreshing take on leadership that prioritizes compassion over mere compliance. Vladimir, the Clinical Director of Counseling and Family Support Services at The Children’s Place, and Andy, Principal at Summit Ridge Academy, share their experiences and insights on leading collaboratively and putting people before tasks.
They discuss the importance of coaching with compassion, seeing challenging individuals as opportunities for growth, and the power of celebrating small victories along the way. This episode sheds light on how addressing organizational trauma and understanding your team's strengths can foster trust and enhance commitment. If you're interested in leadership that genuinely cares and seeks to inspire, this conversation is a must-listen.