We’re delighted to share with you a newly-released podcast interview with Kathy, as part of the current CASAT Conversations series, “The Impact of Trauma on Our Humanity.” We invite you to enjoy the whole series, where you will hear a variety of voices offering support to people in the helping professions, who have borne an especially heavy load through the upheaval of recent events.
In Episode 3, “Under the Influence of Survival Physiology,” you’ll hear Heather Haslem and Kathy discuss trauma in a somatic context, and share thoughts about how practitioners can maintain their own balance while helping their clients find resilience after trauma. As therapists, bodyworkers, and healers, how do you engage in a deep way with the material your clients are processing, without becoming depleted yourself? What do you observe in yourself as your work-life unfolds, and how do you recognize when your own system needs attention? And how do you do the self-care that keeps you balanced, so that you can be present and vibrant yourself? We think you’ll find a wealth of insight in their discussion, and we hope that you find something new to support you in your work.
You can tune in to “Under the Influence of Survival Physiology” with Kathy on the CASAT Conversations website, here, or via many popular podcast platforms.
While you’re there, you can also hear her Season 2 interview! Check out “Episode 3: The Cost of Doing Business in High Stress Environments” here.
CASAT (the Center for the Application of Substance Abuse Technologies), is a Center within the School of Public Health at University of Nevada, Reno. The CASAT Conversations podcast, now in its 4th season, is a resource for exploring behavioral health, and engages a wide range of timely topics – meaningful conversations with people who share their capacity for personal growth and change, along with expert educational insights. CASAT On Demand is a valuable resource for practitioners, and Kathy is honored to be invited to participate in their podcast. We hope you will explore all they have to offer, and of course, tune in to hear what Kathy has to share on this timely topic.
To browse the many other resources available, visit the CASAT On Demand website, here.
