- making everything work better
Seeing Through a Trauma-Informed Lens Can Change the World
Create better outcomes from the organizational level to the individual level with Trauma-Informed practices
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Practicing Clinical Social Work
Helping others reconnect to their resiliency. Since 1991.
About me
Elizabeth Wexler, LCSW-C, RYT-200 is a writer, a yoga teacher, a clinical social worker, a trained mindfulness facilitator, trained Trauma-Informed Care trainer, and an early childhood trauma survivor….
in my words
Musings on life....yoga, mindfulness, loss, trauma, and healing
Features & Benefits
Features
- Training and consultation
- Mindfulness facilitation
- Clinical expertise
- Tailored to your needs
- Designed for your audience
Benefits
- Help your organization become more safe and productive
- Improve self-care
- Acquire skills you can use forever
- Benefit your end users
- Change the world
“This training was amazing, and Elizabeth is a wonderful trainer! Going into the training, I had no idea what to expect, but Elizabeth’s facilitation style was incredibly grounding and centering and nurturing and I think we all learned a lot about ourselves, and how to better connect with the people we serve through a trauma-informed lens. Elizabeth truly has a gift, and you won’t go wrong if you take a training with her!”
Staff memberNAMI Metro Baltimore
“I recently attended Elizabeth Wexler's training on De-Escalation and Boundaries and learned a great deal. Ms. Wexler's knowledge and passion for the topic were evident from the start, and her interactive approach to teaching made the experience enjoyable and practical. The content was highly informative and relevant, providing strategies and techniques to identify and de-escalate challenging situations, as well as to set and maintain appropriate boundaries with volunteers and program participants. I felt that she truly understood our organization and the challenges we face, which made her guidance more relatable. I highly recommend consulting with Ms. Wexler for staff and volunteer trainings.”
StaffNAMI Metro Baltimore
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