Re-teaching a thing its loveliness

May 17, 2023•1 min read

I saw this tonight in a friend's post on Facebook:

"Sometimes it is necessary to re-teach a thing its loveliness." (Galwell Kinnell)

One of the reasons I wrote Healer: Reducing Crises and am writing the rest of the series is just that. I lost my awareness of my loveliness and it took years to relearn it.

I've made sure that what I write aligns with the most current knowledge about three things: Trauma-Informed processes, Emotional Intelligence, and accepting the reality of overwhelming events.

If you're in talent development, program management, run a clinical program, or know there's work we can all do to better ourselves and help others, grab a copy from Amazon.

Then reach out to me and let’s talk about putting it into action.

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Elizabeth Power

Elizabeth Power, M. Ed., CEO of EPower & Associates, Inc. , is a sought-after speaker, facilitator, and consultant. EPower & Associates is the parent organization for The Trauma Informed Academy(r). "All we do is help people with change, resilience and self-care, and learning to live trauma responsively. And everything is done from the trauma-informed perspective," she says. "Even courses directly about working with trauma are about change."

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