Responsibility, Accountability, & Commitment

Episode Overview: This episode addresses how trauma has become somewhat of a trend and offers a poignant moment of reflection to counter the flood of information out there around what it means to be trauma-informed. This episode has a bit of a tough love vibe to it, so highly recommend taking some time to ground and center yourself before listening.

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Host’s Bio: Molly W. Schenck is fascinated with human movement and what interrupts its full expression. This has guided the evolution of her studies and career. She specializes in the intersection of creativity and trauma. She is the creator of Trauma-Informed Creative Practices and author of Trauma-Informed Teaching Practices for Dance Educators. She has presented workshops and trainings for individuals, organizations, and arts leaders on the intersection of trauma and creativity locally, nationally, and internationally. For more information or to contact Molly regarding trainings, workshops and consultations, please visit mollywschenck.com

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This episode was edited by Jenna Laplante