Trauma-informed Ministry: Reflecting on Covid and moving forward in a changed world

This Workshop will explore the emotional and psychological impact of the pandemic on clergy and their congregations.

Participants will:

  • Look to the future, at our human need for connection and relationships with others, and what helps to equip and sustain us for the challenges we face in pastoral ministry and church leadership
  • Have the chance to process what happened during the pandemic and the effect it had on their wellbeing, ministry and vocation
  • Draw on neurobiology and trauma theory alongside biblical and faith resources, considering ‘where we are now’ - living in a time of uncertainty and change within the Church as we emerge from the pandemic

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Training provider

The Reverend Hilary IsonThe Reverend Hilary Ison gained experience in Organisational Consultancy, Systems Leadership and Systems Constellations, after her initial theological training and ordination. She was a member of a research team on Tragedy and Congregations from 2017-21, and is a Trustee of St Luke’s for Clergy Wellbeing.

Details

  • Audience: All in ordained ministry
  • Participants: 12-18
  • Format: -Online (half-day), in-person (full-day)
  • Credits: 0.5 (half-day) - 1 (full-day) (how credits work)

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Workshops are booked directly with providers, by the designated wellbeing workshops lead for your diocese. If you are the nominated person, you can get in touch directly with providers using this form.

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