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16 October @ 1:00 pm
End Date
16 October @ 2:30 pm
Location
Online
This webinar will focus on betrayal trauma and its impact on culture and workers (clergy, volunteers and employees). Tools and strategies for preventing and responding to betrayal trauma will be discussed. There will be time for questions and answers during this session.
Rev. Dr. Mark Layson is a former police officer and firefighter, who has been serving as an ambulance chaplain for 10 years, now alongside his therapy dog Wallace. He also brings 20 years of pastoral experience with children, families and the elderly as an ordained pastor and aged care chaplain. His lived experience as a first responder, along with past research interests in how moral frameworks are made, manipulated and broken sits behind his doctoral research completed in 2023 through Charles Sturt University in partnership with the NSW Centre for WHS that enables primary preventative strategies to address moral suffering.
Session details: This will be a 90-minute webinar.
This session will be recorded, and slides will be provided afterwards.
Cost:
ACSL Subscribers: $32.50
Non-Subscribers: $65.00
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This webinar will focus on betrayal trauma and its impact on culture and workers (clergy, volunteers and employees). Tools and strategies for preventing and responding to betrayal trauma will be discussed. There will be time for questions and answers during this session.
Rev. Dr. Mark Layson is a former police officer and firefighter, who has been serving as an ambulance chaplain for 10 years, now alongside his therapy dog Wallace. He also brings 20 years of pastoral experience with children, families and the elderly as an ordained pastor and aged care chaplain. His lived experience as a first responder, along with past research interests in how moral frameworks are made, manipulated and broken sits behind his doctoral research completed in 2023 through Charles Sturt University in partnership with the NSW Centre for WHS that enables primary preventative strategies to address moral suffering.
Session details: This will be a 90-minute webinar.
This session will be recorded, and slides will be provided afterwards.
Cost:
ACSL Subscribers: $32.50
Non-Subscribers: $65.00