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Our first session of Trauma-Informed Leadership begins today at noon ET.

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Sharon Podobnik Peterson
April 22, 2026

Our first session of Trauma-Informed Leadership begins today at noon ET.

Register now to join, or catch the replay.

Today we cover:

  • The neuroscience of stress and trauma: What turns stress into traumatic stress, and how leaders can support themselves and their teams through high-pressure events.

  • The window of capacity: How to know if you're in your window (able to access your full capabilities) or outside of it (operating from survival mode)—and what to do to get back in.

  • The relational field: What it means to be in a web of nervous systems at work. How your state shapes the field, and how the field shapes everyone in it.

  • Body-aware leadership: Why leaders who understand their somatic signals outperform those who rely on strategy alone. 

From previous participants:
 "Fresh insights and a helpful blending of behavioral and neuropsychological foundations and perspectives with managerial / leadership development” - Commander, United States Public Health Service

“The best training I have had in years.” - Federal Health Communications Lead

“This program uses biological principles as the foundation to build understanding of actions and reactions and how to recognize/explain actions of yourself, others, and the overall organization.” - Deputy Branch Chief for Science

“Best training I have taken yet—real empathy, skills, and strategies to navigate through this systems we are living in.” - Team Lead

Can't make it live? Register today and we'll share the replay as soon as it's ready.

Sharon
The Center for Conscious Leadership