Kate Daugherty's guest appearances

Kate Daugherty

Successful Nonprofits Podcast

One Life Radio Podcast

Bill Gates

Chloe Carmichael

Jody Foster

Terri Cole

Judson Brewer

Dave Asprey

Neal Barnard

Joseph Mercola

Robert Greene

David Perlmutter

Will Cole

Liana Downey

Kate Hayes

Ted Bilich

Kathleen Janus

OwlTail

Kate discusses how trauma impacts our brains and how we can take a trauma-informed approach to ensure we respect and empower those who have been touched by trauma.

Kate discusses how trauma impacts our brains and how we can take a trauma-informed approach to ensure we respect and empower those who have been touched by trauma.

Encore Episode: Adopting a Trauma-Informed Approach at Your Nonprofit with Kate Daugherty

Monica Berg

Kate Daugherty talks about how Hopeworks is Breaking the Cycle of Poverty and Violence through Trauma-Informed Education. Author Monica Berg answers the age old question, “What Is Love?”

Monica Berg, What Is Love? Kate Daugherty, Hopeworks Camden - ep. 1506

Trauma is all around us, especially right now.  It doesn’t matter your age, income level, color, gender, political ideology, religion, or nationality.  Trauma affects everyone.  The very nature of nonprofit work assures that we regularly, if not daily, encounter colleagues and clients who have experienced trauma.  So what can you do to make sure that you and your organization respect and empower people who have faced, or are facing, trauma? Here to answer that important question is Kate Daugherty, a leader when it comes to trauma-informed care.  Today, Kate teaches us how trauma and stress impact our brains and a few trauma-informed techniques that can not only bring back balance, but also improve your organization’s bottom-line.  So get ready to put your own amygdala aside, activate your prefrontal cortex, and take some radical steps toward a trauma-informed culture.

Trauma is all around us, especially right now.  It doesn’t matter your age, income level, color, gender, political ideology, religion, or nationality.  Trauma affects everyone.  The very nature of nonprofit work assures that we regularly, if not daily, encounter colleagues and clients who have experienced trauma.  So what can you do to make sure that you and your organization respect and empower people who have faced, or are facing, trauma? Here to answer that important question is Kate Daugherty, a leader when it comes to trauma-informed care.  Today, Kate teaches us how trauma and stress impact our brains and a few trauma-informed techniques that can not only bring back balance, but also improve your organization’s bottom-line.  So get ready to put your own amygdala aside, activate your prefrontal cortex, and take some radical steps toward a trauma-informed culture.

For Your Good and Theirs: Adopting a Trauma-Informed Approach in Your Nonprofit with Kate Daugherty