Virtual Series: Core Trauma-Informed Leadership – Mar 27 & May 1
Posted by Bryn Mawr College Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research on February 10, 2026
This series goes beyond traditional leadership tactics, embedding the principles of trauma-informed care into everyday management practices.
Leadership in times of uncertainty demands more than strategic skill as it requires emotional agility, self-awareness, and the capacity to lead through healing. This two-part series expands the definition of effective leadership by embedding the principles of trauma-informed care, emotional intelligence, and organizational resilience into everyday management practice.
Part One (March 27th), Managing the Storms of Leadership: Trauma-Informed Strategies for Effective Management, introduces the foundations of trauma-informed leadership by understanding triggers, fostering psychological safety, and cultivating resilient teams.
This training goes beyond traditional leadership tactics, embedding the principles of trauma-informed care into everyday management practices. Discover how to lead with empathy, build resilient teams, and foster a supportive work environment that prioritizes emotional and psychological well-being. Equip yourself with the tools to manage effectively through crises and everyday challenges, ensuring your leadership approach aligns with the evolving needs of your team.
Dates and Time: Fridays, March 27 & May 1, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
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