Incorporating Psychological Safety in Your Workplace

August 26, 2024 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

Category:
Prevention Competency Training
Delivery:
Live Online Training
Duration:
1.25 hours
Language:
English
Region:
Statewide
Location:

United States

Registration Deadline:
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This training is intended for substance use prevention professionals in Texas.

About this Training: This session will introduce the topic of psychological safety. Dr. Powell will provide an overview of the three critical elements to psychological safety in the workplace, including: setting the stage, inviting participation, and responding proactively. Tangible skills on how to create a safe and secure environment for individuals to express their needs and views will also be discussed.

CE Hours: 1.25*
Satisfactory completion of continuing education hours (CEHs) requires attending at least 85% of the training duration, participating in activities (e.g., polls, breakout rooms), and completing the training evaluation.

Questions
Please direct any questions about this training to TPT via email tpt@carecg.com or by calling 1-888-878-0865.

Presented by:

Tara Powell, MSW, MPH, PhD

Dr. Powell’s research and practice experience is in post-disaster behavioral health working as both a school social worker and researcher in disaster affected communities throughout the U.S. and abroad. Dr. Powell has led multiple research projects focused on post-trauma recovery and evidence-based interventions, obtained organizational funding for her research, and has co-authored numerous articles in peer reviewed journals and book chapters.

She also specializes in curriculum development and co-created a school-based psycho-educational program to help children develop positive coping strategies in response to trauma and stress after a disaster. The program, Journey of Hope, is now being implemented throughout the United States in response to hurricanes Harvey and Maria and internationally. Tara received her B.A. from University of Iowa, MSW and MPH from Tulane University in New Orleans and her PhD in Social Work from the University of Texas in Austin.  She is currently an assistant professor at University of Illinois School of Social Work.

*Provider approved by the TCB Standards Committee, Provider Number 2032-18, (1.25) hours. Expires 12/24.

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