The Resilience Project

By Resilience Project

What's The Resilience Project about?

Resilience Project is a Strong Families Safe Communities Project administered by Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health Services with funding support by Ohio DODD and Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services.

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The Resilience Project episodes:

06.13.2021
People Living with Dementia and Resilience: Q&A with Mary Vicario
A Live Question and Answer Session with Mary Vicario, Founder of Finding Hope Consulting Trauma informed care and people living with dementia To learn more go to www.growingresilienceohio.org To reach Mary go to www.findinghopeconsulting.com
06.13.2021
Understanding Resilience in Simple Ways: Q&A with Mary Vicario
A Live Question and Answer Session with Mary Vicario, Founder of Finding Hope Consulting How do you teach trauma treatment? To learn more go to www.growingresilienceohio.org To reach Mary go to www.findinghopeconsulting.com
06.13.2021
Defining Trauma: Q&A with Mary Vicario
A Live Question and Answer Session with Mary Vicario, Founder of Finding Hope Consulting How do you define trauma? To learn more go to www.growingresilienceohio.org To reach Mary go to www.findinghopeconsulting.com
06.13.2021
Self-Soothing: Q&A with Sarah Buffie
A Live Question and Answer Session Sarah Buffie, Founder of Soul Bird Consulting. What are ways I can self-sooth by activating the vagus nerve? To learn more go to www.growingresilienceohio.org To reach Sarah go to www.soulbirdconsulting.info
06.13.2021
Prayer and Resilience: Q&A with Sarah Buffie
A Live Question and Answer Session Sarah Buffie, Founder of Soul Bird Consulting How does prayer help a person be more resilient? To learn more go to www.growingresilienceohio.org To reach Sarah go to www.soulbirdconsulting.info
06.13.2021
Storytelling and The Science of Resilience - Hosted by Mary Vicario
Mary Vicario, Founder of Finding Hope Consulting, discusses the connection between storytelling and resilience. Storytelling is something that humans have done since the beginning of time. Mary shares how neuroscience helps to unlock why humans love stories, and how storytelling...
06.13.2021
Top Five Resilience Factors explained - Hosted by Mary Vicario
Mary Vicario, Founder of Finding Hope Consulting, talks about the Five Resilience Factors - a powerful way to organize our efforts and help a person build a big full life and thrive, not just survive. Family members, teachers, staff, and...
06.13.2021
Notice, Accept, Invite (Guided Meditation Practice) - Hosted by Sarah Buffie
Join in the moment with Sarah Buffie as she guides you through the practice: Notice, Accept, Invite.
06.13.2021
Notice, Accept, Invite (Part 1) - Hosted by Sarah Buffie
Sarah Buffie, Founder of Soul Bird Consulting, shares a practice she uses to deepen the relationship with self. In order to show up in the lives of people that we care for and connect with, Sarah uses Notice, Accept, Invite...
06.13.2021
Five Invitations to Deepen Our Approaches Toward Resilience - Hosted by Sarah Buffie
"How can I help??" It's a question that a lot of us spend time trying to answer. Sarah invites us to consider the answer to this question begins by turning inward. When we spend time first on deepening our understanding...
06.13.2021
The Safety Script - Hosted by Mary Vicario
How do we show up for those who have experienced trauma? One of the ways we have found to join people on their healing journey is by shifting from blame and shame and offering connection instead. Shifting to connection isn’t always easy. The...
06.17.2020
Exploring The Stories We Tell | with La Shanda Sugg
This show is all about storytelling from the perspective of a therapist who helps people process developmental and relational trauma. You’ll hear from LaShanda Sugg, who calls herself a “Sherpa” or a guide who empowers people down the path of healing...
07.17.2019
Doubts - with Rachel Perlstein
Learning new approaches or concepts can come with a jolt. This conversation with Rachel is about what has surprised her, her doubts along the way, and what has emerged from her work in trauma responsive care. Rachel talks about Trauma...
07.09.2019
Ah-ha Moment - with Julie Hermann
Julie talks about how harnessing the strengths of people, especially people in community has been an ah-ha moment for her. She believes that focusing on building a person's strengths and helping them tap into community can be the most important...
07.09.2019
Self Care - with Ilea Scott
What does self-care mean to you? Ilea Scott's role is to offer self-care techniques to families with trauma histories as she walks alongside them as they explore what their gifts are, connect to community. Ilea Scott is a unique addition to...
07.09.2019
It's a Journey, There's Hope - with Maggie Center and Cindi Crew
When all seemed lost, how do people begin to heal from trauma? Are there times when support services like social workers and case managers have gotten in the way of healing? On this episode we talk with Maggie and Cindi,...
07.09.2019
Do This, Not That - with Gretchen Behimer and Rachel Sorg
The ways that we can be present with people on their healing journey is often determined by our mindset and approach. What happens when we shift our focus away from “fixing” a person, to recognizing and building their resilience? Rachel...
07.09.2019
What's at Stake - with Jo Krippenstapel
There is a growing urgency to address trauma in our society today. How do we as services and partners in healing do it in a way that honors a person's story and grows a person's resilience? What happens when the...
07.09.2019
Respectful Support - with Dean Swartz
What does it look like/sound like to offer trauma-responsive and culturally-aware supports to people and families? What does it look like/sound like when we miss the boat on this? Why does it matter? T. Dean Swartz has worked in the disabilities...
07.09.2019
What's Next? - with Sarah Buffie
Sarah talks about growing resilience - and how it happens in relationship. She calls it relational resilience and says that along her own learning journey she has found that the true entry point to the work - begins when we...
07.09.2019
Safe, Loving, Connected Relationships as Caregivers - with Matt Briner
All people need relationship. To feel safe, loved, and connected. In this conversation, Matt talks about his work over the past 30 years to promote care in caregiving. You'll hear a lot about what he learned from one of his...
07.09.2019
Why ACEs Matter - with Lori Watkins
In the 1990s, Vincent Felitti, head of the Department of Preventive Medicine at Kaiser Permanente, conducted interviews with people who had left an obesity clinic. He discovered that a majority of the 286 people he interviewed had experienced childhood sexual...

What's The Resilience Project about?

Download our free app to listen on your phone

The Resilience Project episodes:

People Living with Dementia and Resilience: Q&A with Mary Vicario

Understanding Resilience in Simple Ways: Q&A with Mary Vicario

Defining Trauma: Q&A with Mary Vicario

Self-Soothing: Q&A with Sarah Buffie

Prayer and Resilience: Q&A with Sarah Buffie

Storytelling and The Science of Resilience - Hosted by Mary Vicario

Top Five Resilience Factors explained - Hosted by Mary Vicario

Notice, Accept, Invite (Guided Meditation Practice) - Hosted by Sarah Buffie

Notice, Accept, Invite (Part 1) - Hosted by Sarah Buffie

Five Invitations to Deepen Our Approaches Toward Resilience - Hosted by Sarah Buffie

The Safety Script - Hosted by Mary Vicario

Exploring The Stories We Tell | with La Shanda Sugg

Doubts - with Rachel Perlstein

Ah-ha Moment - with Julie Hermann

Self Care - with Ilea Scott

It's a Journey, There's Hope - with Maggie Center and Cindi Crew

Do This, Not That - with Gretchen Behimer and Rachel Sorg

What's at Stake - with Jo Krippenstapel

Respectful Support - with Dean Swartz

What's Next? - with Sarah Buffie

Safe, Loving, Connected Relationships as Caregivers - with Matt Briner

Why ACEs Matter - with Lori Watkins