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Resilience and self-care panel discussion

May 18, 2022 @ 12:30 pm EDT

« Coaching Using a Trauma-Informed Perspective: Making a Difference in College Athletics (by invitation only)
Trauma-Informed Leadership (by invitation only) »

Learn how to navigate self-care best practices and build resilience during this open discussion

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Date: May 18, 2022
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12:30 pm EDT

« Coaching Using a Trauma-Informed Perspective: Making a Difference in College Athletics (by invitation only)
Trauma-Informed Leadership (by invitation only) »

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Trauma Matters Delaware does not operate a hotline or provide clinical services. If this is an emergency, please call 911.
If you need emotional support, reach out to the National Mental Health Hotline 988.

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Trauma Awareness Month Debrief

Thank you for participating in one or more events for during Trauma Awareness Month. We hope you were able to deepen your awareness of how trauma and adversity impact individuals and gain information to promote a trauma-informed approach in your interactions with others.

We would love to hear your input about this year’s activities, how we can improve, and what you think the focus should be next year.

Trauma Informed Initiatives:
Share Information on What Your Group or Organization is Doing

To support Executive Order #24 prioritizing efforts for Delaware to become a trauma-responsive state, Trauma Matters Delaware (TMD) and the Primary/Secondary/Vicarious Trauma and Resilience Work Group are gathering information regarding efforts underway.