When our worlds are disrupted: the gift of meaning-making

by Carrie La Jeunesse, DVM, CT, CFE

The COVID-19 pandemic is historic in its scope and impact, and has thrust us all into unknown territory. In the words of a beloved colleague, “we all will be impacted significantly by this crisis, but we do not need to be diminished by it.”

In this interactive three-part series, we will explore a range of the exceptional challenges and opportunities that lie within experiences of such large-scale disasters. How do we “make it through?” How do we want to “show up” and then do that? In the face of a such disruption and ambiguity, how do we navigate boundaries, and find balance between our desire to help and our need for self-care? With some foundational understandings and simple tools, we can better both manage crises and grow more fully into who we really want to be.

With some foundational understandings and simple tools, we can better both manage crises and grow more fully into who we really want to be.

Session 3 Webinar Topics

• What happens when our assumptive worlds are rocked?

• Risk tolerance and “intentional perspective

• Identifying what we value

• Cultivating flexibility, agility, and responsiveness

Session Format:

20-minute lecture to introduce concepts, followed by a 35-minute interactive Q&A format discussion.  For those who feel comfortable, join by video.

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