<p>From a Supervisory perspective, Rebekah Demirel of <a href="http://www.traumaprograms.com/">Trauma Integration Programs</a>, discusses how we can view decision-making through a trauma-informed lens and explore our own personal history, psycho-neuro patterns, and habitual thought processes to build new decision making paths and lead a team from the heart.</p>

From a Supervisory perspective, Rebekah Demirel of Trauma Integration Programs, discusses how we can view decision-making through a trauma-informed lens and explore our own personal history, psycho-neuro patterns, and habitual thought processes to build new decision making paths and lead a team from the heart.

<p>From a Supervisory perspective, Rebekah Demirel of <a href="http://www.traumaprograms.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Trauma Integration Programs</a>, discusses how we can view&nbsp;decision-making through a trauma-informed lens and explore our own personal history, psycho-neuro patterns, and habitual thought processes to build new decision making paths and lead a team from the heart.</p>

Wisdom to Know the Difference for Supervisors

This podcast was designed to help people working in mental health to learn ideas, implement skills and hear new approaches to their practice. This could include research expertise, clinical experience, lived experience, equity and social justice topics, or a mixture of all those and more in this challenging and amazing field we call mental health. Brought to you by the Northwest Mental Health Technology Transfer Center (MHTTC). Please note that as of Sept. 29, 2024, the Northwest MHTTC has ceased operations as its SAMHSA grant funding has ended.

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