Our Shared Trauma Around Wildfires - English
Channel: City of Santa Rosa, California
Date: 27/05/2021

In this workshop, trained facilitators from the Sonoma Community Resilience Collaborative provide the community with resilience tools to manage times of crisis and life stressors. These tools can be used anytime, anywhere, regardless of the situation, whether it be a presentation at school, an interview for a job, dealing with tantrums, or even through preparing for natural disasters. Presenters: Magali Telles, City of Santa Rosa Director of Community Engagement; Gricelda Correa, Santa Rosa Community Health Communications & Community Engagement Manager; Becky Ennis, SOS Community Counseling Executive Director; Susan Dunn, NAMI Education & Support Services Manager, Travers Collins, Battalion Chief Santa Rosa Fire Department

The Sonoma Community Resilience Collaborative is a community-wide initiative launched after the 2017 wildfires to support long-term resilience and social connection across Sonoma County. Our vision is to prevent the progression of stress and trauma effects from becoming more serious behavioral, physical and social impacts in our community through an evidence-based train-the-trainer model taught by our partner, Center of Mind-Body Medicine. Please visit socoresilience.org to learn more.