Delivering Quality Training Since 2003
CAST Canada hosts workshops, training and conferences across Canada to help professionals, corporations and communities better understand the role of trauma and unresolved grief in human suffering and behaviours.
Come And Sit Together
Come And Sit Together
Custom Work in response to COVID, Lockdowns, Stress & Trauma |
The stress around the Covid threat and pandemic lockdowns is unique in it's complexity and depth. Unknown, evolving threats and constantly changing workplace rules .... every part of life is disrupted. It is deeper than compassion fatigue and broader than vicarious trauma. It needs a unique, open and comprehensive response. We offer listening sessions to support these emotional needs. We listen, validate, reflect on the depth of the experience as well as successes and strengths shown by the participants. We add limited but well chosen ideas to help understand, cope and heal. We can help you via Zoom, Teams, or emotionally safe, socially distanced facilitated in-person sessions. Please reach out. We would be happy to put something together that suits you. |
" I would highly recommend Tom Regehr for your organizational needs and especially with regards to bringing on and supporting a team of individuals with lived experience. "
Debbie Carriere, Executive Director, She/Her
The Elizabeth Fry Society of Peterborough, ON
For details about any events, training, tailored or custom conferences, agendas, hosting opportunities, community consultations, facilitated discussions or any other inquiries
please email regehr@cast-canada.ca or becca@cast-canada.ca
please email regehr@cast-canada.ca or becca@cast-canada.ca
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“Consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative.”
— Oscar Wilde
"While I'm alive, I'll make tiny changes to earth."
- Scott Hutchison
"Never take down a fence until you know why it was put up."
- Robert Frost
— Oscar Wilde
"While I'm alive, I'll make tiny changes to earth."
- Scott Hutchison
"Never take down a fence until you know why it was put up."
- Robert Frost