Warning: The following interview contains graphic depictions of suicide. Viewer discretion is advised. There’s a surprising amount of signs that can precede a suicide attempt. People may experience symptoms of melancholy, rapid moodswings, severe depression, and more. In this follow-up from our previous episode, Rick Hoaglund joins Clark Flatt, President and Founder of the Jason…
Warning: The following interview contains graphic depictions of suicide. Viewer discretion is advised. There’s a surprising amount of signs that can precede a suicide attempt. People may experience symptoms of melancholy, rapid moodswings, severe depression, and more. In this follow-up from our previous episode, Rick Hoaglund joins Clark Flatt, President and Founder of the Jason…
Innovative Approaches for Improving Outcomes for Those Affected by Disaster In your role, do you strive to improve outcomes for those affected by disaster? If so, make room in your calendar because this webinar is a must-attend. Join our guest expert Jolie Willis from Hummingly – she is a cognitive scientist, psychosocial recovery expert and…
These days, it’s difficult to function in the world without an online presence. Try these tips for protecting your privacy and safety online: Think before clicking. “Phishing” is when online scammers send you a message that lures you into clicking on a fake link. Often, the goal is to gain access to your personal information…
Do you have a friend or family member who is going through a rough time? Stay alert for indications that someone may be having suicidal thoughts or need additionalsupport. Warning signs include: Talking about wanting to die or making a plan Feeling hopeless, trapped, or like they are a burden to others Chronic emotional or physical…
Register for When Tragedy Activates Rage Please join us for this free live webinar provided by Empathia and Bob VandePol. Fight. Flight. Freeze. Sometimes we lead groups characterized by an abundance of Fight. A frequent reaction to tragedy is increased irritability, blaming, and hostility. This session will suggest tactics for managing these dynamics in a…
Are you feeling stuck in a rut or running into the same set of problems over and over? You may benefit from a bit of creative problem solving. Using creative problem solving can help you shift from an unproductive or frustrating pattern of behavior into one that successfully accomplishes goals. When you run into a…
Whether you suspect or have direct evidence of harassment, it is essential to act fast. These steps will help guide you through the process: Observe and document. If you have concerns about the actions of an employee or group, observe your team to determine if problematic behaviors are occurring. Write down what you have witnessed,…
For managers, there are few issues more frustrating or difficult to address than harassment. Learning that one team member or group is targeting a colleague or general group is disheartening. It could also undermine confidence in your leadership and damage morale. Creating expectations for appropriate behavior is the best defense against harassment. Begin by having…
On Tuesday, February 22nd, 2011, a 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck the city of Christchurch, New Zealand in what would go on to be the country’s fifth-deadliest natural disaster. Homes were lost, businesses destroyed, local monuments demolished and families were devastated by the rampant destruction that roared forth from the earth. And nobody knows it better…