Empathy By Design
Podcast Description
Empathy by Design is a podcast that dives into the heart of what it means to design for our shared humanity. Across the worlds of technology, wellness, and community, we explore how thoughtful, empathetic design can bridge divides, foster connection, and spark meaningful change.
Each episode features conversations with innovators, creators, and change-makers who are reimagining the way we approach our world. From building tech that prioritizes people to cultivating wellness practices that truly heal, to shaping communities grounded in inclusivity, we deeply explore the process of designing with intention and care.
Whether you’re a designer, a dreamer, or someone who simply believes in creating a more compassionate world, Empathy by Design is an invitation to imagine what’s possible when we lead with empathy.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes around technology, wellness, and community, with episodes focusing on trauma-informed care, client-centered design, and inclusive practices. For example, the episode with Tristan Kelan discusses how to integrate trauma-informed principles into behavioral health services, illustrating the significance of balancing data-driven solutions with compassionate client care.
Empathy by Design is a podcast that dives into the heart of what it means to design for our shared humanity. Across the worlds of technology, wellness, and community, we explore how thoughtful, empathetic design can bridge divides, foster connection, and spark meaningful change.
Each episode features conversations with innovators, creators, and change-makers who are reimagining the way we approach our world. From building tech that prioritizes people to cultivating wellness practices that truly heal, to shaping communities grounded in inclusivity, we deeply explore the process of designing with intention and care.
Whether you’re a designer, a dreamer, or someone who simply believes in creating a more compassionate world, Empathy by Design is an invitation to imagine what’s possible when we lead with empathy.
Description
In this episode of the Empathy By Design Podcast, we discuss the importance of creating trauma-informed spaces and the skills necessary for effective trauma-informed care. The featured guest, Katie Kurtz, a trauma-informed care expert and member of the Affinity Group, shares her journey and expertise in trauma-informed leadership and training. Katie emphasizes the importance of understanding human experiences, the nervous system, and the implementation of actionable strategies and skills. She also highlights how the context of the world, capacity of individuals, and fostering trust and adaptability are crucial in implementing trauma-informed principles. The conversation touches on the evolution of trauma-informed practices, critical thinking, and the role of self-regulation. Katie also mentions her upcoming projects, including the introduction of a Trauma-Informed Leadership Workshop and Training Institute.
Katie’s Podcat: A Trauma Informed Future
More about our Affinity Group
Katie is a valued member of our Trauma-Informed Leadership Affinity Group, a unique community dedicated to advancing trauma-informed care and leadership skills. If you’ve been looking for a space to grow alongside like-minded professionals, we’d love to welcome you!
Our next Live Training for the Trauma-Informed Leadership Course Certification begins August 8th. This program is designed to fit your needs, offering a fast-track option that allows you to complete the course in just 4-6 weeks. Prefer to go at your own pace? We also offer a self-paced version, giving you up to six months to complete the course from the date of purchase.
By becoming a part of the Affinity Group, you’ll join our premier community of practice, where members actively work together to apply the trauma-informed skills taught in our course. Members also enjoy exclusive opportunities to serve as facilitators and class instructors within our app, deepening their expertise while contributing to this meaningful work
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