by Emily Daniels | Feb 8, 2018 | leadership, systems thinking, trauma-informed, Uncategorized
Sometimes I think I have PTSD from failed educational reform efforts. I am not kidding. I have developed symptoms from living through nearly twenty years of failed education reform efforts. When I reflect on the many change efforts I participated in, I shudder. I...
by Emily Daniels | Nov 15, 2017 | trauma-informed, Uncategorized
Let me tell you, dinner with a behaviorist is an experience, a somatic experience. Lily (name changed to protect her ;-)) and I shared Indian food two nights ago in Keene, NH. As I shuffled into the restaurant ten minutes late (typical for me), I rounded the corner...
by Emily Daniels | Oct 23, 2017 | leadership, systems thinking, trauma-informed
The past few days I have been reviewing materials and whittling down what I will present for my upcoming workshop this Thursday, “Learn to Build a Trauma Informed System.” I find myself overwhelmed; there is ample information to share and not enough...
by Emily Daniels | Sep 12, 2017 | ACES, INNER DYSREGULATION, trauma-informed
Unlike most, I am somewhat comfortable with taking risks and experiencing uncertainty. I must admit, I like change. I am not a masochist; I don’t relish change for the sake of change. When Ann Taylor Loft altered the cut of their Marisa Fit pant last spring, I loathed...
