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Trauma-Informed Leadership Course II
with Thomas Huebl & Team

Live Online Course May - SEPTEMBER 2022
Self-Study Online Course from 15 July 2022
Watch A 90-Minute introduction with Thomas Huebl
Sign up for introduction / INSCRÍBASE / Зареєструватися

About the Course

How can we, as leaders, become focal points for relationality, coherence and safety in our spheres of influence? How can we help to build healing architectures, even when there is war? Given what we are currently seeing in terms of a rapid cumulative display of crises, it is acutely important for humanity to wake up to the hidden variable in our societal matrix: individual, ancestral and collective trauma. It is an integral part of our citizen responsibility to take care of the aftermath of transgressions of the past and turn these wounds into shared learning and ethical restoration. Our collective wounds need a collective body to heal.
 
The Pocket Project is delivering this Trauma-Informed Leadership Course II to fuel trauma-informed practice and help to integrate traumatic content through relational and systems sensing. As leaders, we will acquire or deepen our skills of trauma-informed presence, self- and co-regulation, titration, coherence-building and Global Social Witnessing to meet the challenges of our times with response-ability and creativity. Each of us can create relational health and healing architectures in our spheres of influence.

This course offers a refinement and deepening of our first Trauma-informed Leadership Course from 2021. In the live course we will offer additional Integration Sessions, Affinity Group Sessions and Practice Groups in Spanish, Ukrainian and German. 

As trauma-informed leaders, we develop our skills for systemic healing, becoming more able to integrate the past, fulfil our potential and create new opportunities and possibilities with our teams. 

REGISTRATION

If everybody looks through broken glass, then together, we are looking at a world that looks broken. When I notice my crack in my window, and you notice yours, and we start healing our cracks, then we begin to look at the world through clear glass. And that’s what trauma healing does. It starts unifying the world.

Programme outline

All course sessions with take place from 7-9pm CET (Central European) – You can use this Time Zone Converter to convert to another time zone.

Public Module 0: Why Trauma-Informed Leadership?
April 26, 2022 - Thomas Hübl

  • How can we wake up to the hidden variable in our societal matrix: individual, ancestral and collective trauma?
  • How can each of us become a focal point for relationality and coherence?
  • How can we build a collective body to heal our collective wounds?

Module 1: Leading in Times of Complexity
May 24, 2022 Thomas Hübl

  • Exploring the nature of individual, ancestral and collective resilience and trauma
  • Reflecting on the nature of complexity and our purpose as leaders
  • Learning about vision and engagement as two core activities of leaders

Module 2: Leadership & Personal Resilience
May 31, 2022 - Thomas Hübl

  • Accessing our sources of resilience to lead from a place of clarity and compassion in times of crisis
  • Reflecting on the nature of personal trauma and how our inner work builds a solid foundation for our outer work
  • Understanding how the qualities of vulnerability and strength can combine in our leadership

Module 3: Basic Competencies for Self- & Co-Regulation
June 7, 2022 - Kosha Joubert

  • Cultivating presence & relating in our service to the world
  • Gathering our toolkit of basic competencies for inner resilience, resourcing and trauma recognition
  • Exploring topics of self-care and group coherence

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The team

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Thomas Hübl

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Kosha Anja Joubert

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Robin Alfred

“I felt the content of this course has been hugely supportive for my work. I felt so much resonance in the wide breadth of language around how to bring up trauma in different spaces, especially those where it isn't discussed or addressed.”
Greta M.Co-Founder CuraKuda
Greta M.
“I can now feel and sense trauma in my community and working spaces.”
Andrea F.
“The course has given me tools, given me skills, given me vocabulary and helped me do a self-analysis of where I am and where I want to be as a leader.”
Wanjiku JM.Teacher
“The course helped me to turn gently, and with greater compassion, toward my own root of trauma and that of others.”
Stephen C.Transformation Coach, Minister
“Doing the Trauma-Informed Leadership Course was one of the highlights of my professional learning of the past years. All the teachers were phenomenal.”
Dana LanzaCEO Confluence Philanthropy
“I felt I was provided with in depth but practical tools to improve my leadership in big as well as smaller structures.”
Audrey M. Physician/ Eye Surgeon
“How important it is in these difficult times that we raise awareness of the complex nature of trauma and to fully understand its impact on ourselves, our teams, and our work in the world. And if possible to generate movements that lead us to integration and restoration.”
Florencia R.Social Researcher
“Truly ground-breaking. I love the overall feeling that we are accessing the answer to all the tragically paralyzing sticky problems of humanity.”
Salal K.Chiropractic Yoga Therapist
“The trauma informed leadership training is an experience essential for all purpose driven leaders, a transformational encounter.”
Patricia Farrar-RivasCEO Veris Wealth Partners
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