A Discussion on Compassionate Leadership in the Re-Opening Workplace

Recorded July 26th, 2021

A recent survey found that over 40% of the global workforce is considering leaving their job this year. As leaders, we have been navigating one friction point after another over the past 500+ days – and many of us are exhausted and worn-out.

How do we navigate the challenges of the next phase of the pandemic as compassionate leaders?

Join Françoise Mathieu, Cambria Walsh, and Tamsyn Brennan as they discuss the toll of the pandemic on our workforce, share stories of success, and consider compassionate leadership strategies for the re-opening workplace.

 

Panelists

Françoise Mathieu, M. Ed, RP, is the Executive Director of TEND. She provides expert consultation and training to leaders from a range of sectors including military, police, healthcare, university, child advocacy centers and many other high stress, trauma-exposed work environments.

Cambria Rose Walsh, LCSW, has held the role of Project Director for several state and national initiatives in child trauma treatment & trauma-informed systems. She worked at the Chadwick Center for Children and Families at Rady Children’s Hospital for 20 years before opening her own private consultation practice on Trauma-Informed Systems and Secondary Traumatic Stress.

Tamsyn Brennan, MSW, RSW, MBA is the Director of Clinical Services at Chisholm Services for Children in Halifax, NS and has years of experience working in social service and education settings including palliative care, pediatric oncology, child protection and welfare, public and private school settings and with Corrections Canada.