AOHC Encore 2023-128 Seven Ways to Create a Culture of Caring in a Traumatized World

128 Seven Ways to Create a Culture of Caring in a Traumatized World

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Video Summary

The video discusses seven ways to cultivate a culture of caring in a traumatized world. The presenters, Rosandra Day Walker and Mark Day Walker, share their personal experiences and expertise in fields such as trauma-informed care, lifestyle medicine, and positive psychology. They emphasize the importance of creating a supportive and safe environment at work, in the community, and in personal life. The seven strategies they propose are: design, protect, recognize, connect, appreciate, empower, and cultivate. They stress the need for leaders to design workplaces that prioritize physical and psychological safety, protect employees from psychosocial risks, and recognize and empathize with individual experiences. Building strong connections, showing appreciation, and empowering employees are also highlighted as important factors in cultivating a culture of caring. The presenters encourage attendees to implement at least one of these strategies in their own lives or work settings. They also mention the ISO 45003 standard, which provides guidelines for managing psychosocial risk in the workplace. Overall, the video emphasizes the power of compassion and connection in fostering resilience and well-being in a traumatized world.

Keywords

cultivate

culture of caring

traumatized world

trauma-informed care

positive psychology

safe environment

psychosocial risks

empowering employees