In this compelling episode, we sit down with Lisa Wobbe-Veit, a seasoned social worker and educator who has paved an impactful path through diverse roles and unforeseen challenges. Lisa shares her journey from humble beginnings in a small Missouri town to becoming a pivotal force in trauma-informed social work, especially in the aftermath of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting.

Join us as Lisa opens up about her multifaceted career, wearing the hats of a professor at the University of Southern California and a national trainer at the Center for Safe and Resilient Schools and Workplaces. Discover how she empowers future generations of social workers through her teaching, both in person and online, with a focus on fostering resilience and inclusivity in educational environments.

This episode delves into the intimate and challenging experiences of being a long-term family liaison for the Parkland community, providing insight into the delicate balance of supporting families coping with mass violence and the pursuit of lifelong healing. Lisa shares her thoughts on trauma prevention and the need for better integration between social work, education, and law enforcement to create resilient communities.

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