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Today, I’m excited to bring you a deeply insightful conversation with Catherine Hale, marking the first time we’ve welcomed a guest back for a second episode. In this dialogue, we explore the critical role of trauma-informed facilitation and the cultivation of a culture of care within group spaces.
Catherine Hale is a transformative coach and educator specializing in nervous system coaching and leadership. Her work empowers clients—coaches, facilitators, and leaders alike—to harness post-traumatic growth and align with their deepest purpose. Catherine is dedicated to helping heart-centered entrepreneurs redefine their relationship with abundance, creating businesses that are both authentic and attuned to their nervous systems. Beyond personal transformation, Catherine is a leading advocate for trauma-informed practices. She emphasizes the importance of creating safe, compassionate spaces for healing and growth, championing a culture of care that fosters profound and lasting change. In this episode, we dive into the core principles of trauma-informed facilitation, focusing on the necessity of empathy, accountability, and embodied awareness for creating safe and inclusive environments.
Catherine shares insights from her recent summit, offering invaluable perspectives on how facilitators can integrate trauma awareness into their leadership, depathologize human experiences, and reduce shame. Our discussion highlights the importance of facilitators navigating their own nervous systems to effectively support others. We explore the role of ethics and integrity in group dynamics, how self-care must extend beyond surface-level practices, and the challenges of creating systems of care that prioritize collaboration, compassion, and accountability. This conversation paints a vision of embodied leadership—one that requires dynamic decision-making, addresses personal biases, and recognizes the importance of evolving practices through feedback and reflection.
Catherine and I also discuss how facilitators can step into the role of community elders, guiding their work and participants with integrity, compassion, and a commitment to collective transformation. Take a deep breath, tune in, and join us for this rich and impactful conversation on trauma-informed facilitation, community care, and the evolving landscape of leadership with Catherine Hale.
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REGISTER FOR THE FIELD ONLINE FACILITATOR TRAINING (Trauma Informed and Certified) With Catherine Hale, Starting February 2025!!
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Today, I’m excited to bring you a deeply insightful conversation with Catherine Hale, marking the first time we’ve welcomed a guest back for a second episode. In this dialogue, we explore the critical role of trauma-informed facilitation and the cultivation of a culture of care within group spaces.
Catherine Hale is a transformative coach and educator specializing in nervous system coaching and leadership. Her work empowers clients—coaches, facilitators, and leaders alike—to harness post-traumatic growth and align with their deepest purpose. Catherine is dedicated to helping heart-centered entrepreneurs redefine their relationship with abundance, creating businesses that are both authentic and attuned to their nervous systems. Beyond personal transformation, Catherine is a leading advocate for trauma-informed practices. She emphasizes the importance of creating safe, compassionate spaces for healing and growth, championing a culture of care that fosters profound and lasting change. In this episode, we dive into the core principles of trauma-informed facilitation, focusing on the necessity of empathy, accountability, and embodied awareness for creating safe and inclusive environments.
Catherine shares insights from her recent summit, offering invaluable perspectives on how facilitators can integrate trauma awareness into their leadership, depathologize human experiences, and reduce shame. Our discussion highlights the importance of facilitators navigating their own nervous systems to effectively support others. We explore the role of ethics and integrity in group dynamics, how self-care must extend beyond surface-level practices, and the challenges of creating systems of care that prioritize collaboration, compassion, and accountability. This conversation paints a vision of embodied leadership—one that requires dynamic decision-making, addresses personal biases, and recognizes the importance of evolving practices through feedback and reflection.
Catherine and I also discuss how facilitators can step into the role of community elders, guiding their work and participants with integrity, compassion, and a commitment to collective transformation. Take a deep breath, tune in, and join us for this rich and impactful conversation on trauma-informed facilitation, community care, and the evolving landscape of leadership with Catherine Hale.
Subscribe to my mailing list:
https://rachelrickards.myflodesk.com/subscribe
Connect with Catherine
https://catherinehale.co.uk
Join The Together We Rise Summit.
https://togetherwerisesummit.com
Connect with Rachel
REGISTER FOR THE FIELD ONLINE FACILITATOR TRAINING (Trauma Informed and Certified) With Catherine Hale, Starting February 2025!!
https://www.the-field.com/online
Join our community: The Field Facilitation Collective ໑ In Presence We Trust https://www.facebook.com/groups/1222579331960644
Rachel Rickards
https://rachelrickards.com
The Field Facilitator Training
www.the-field.com
Facebook Rachel Rickards
www.facebook.com/rachrickards
The Field Facilitator Training
https://www.facebook.com/TheFieldFacilitator