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Debriefing with Connection & Collective Care

Note: Any advertisements on this video were added by Youtube without my permission. I receive no money for these advertisements. Vikki, Cori Kelly, Sacha Médiné and Tara Taylor talk about practices of collective care in debriefing tragic situations from the diversity of our work and struggle contexts with homelessness, mental wellness and substance use, responding to the opioid catastrophe. Debriefing that is centered on traumatic details, happens too late, and has no structure for safety or usefulness can be retraumatizing to workers and lead to venting and despair. We’re looking to debrief in ways that honour connection, center our collective care, and are an enactment of our commitments to each other as co-workers. We begin by committing to connecting immediately following a traumatic event, co-regulating each other, and staying with connection to prevent further traumatizing each other. We know that the research for responding to the opioid epidemic/poisonings comes from the ‘first-first responders,’ and so our debriefing method needs to address these new learnings as well as incorporate a thorough critique of what needs to be different. Resources: Reynolds, V. (2019). The Zone of Fabulousness: Resisting vicarious trauma with connection, collective care and justice-doing in ways that centre the people we work alongside. Context. August 2019, Association for Family and Systemic Therapy, UK, 36-39. https://vikkireynoldsdotca.files.word... Reynolds, V. (2011). Resisting burnout with justice-doing. The International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work. (4) 27-45. https://vikkireynoldsdotca.files.word... https://vikkireynoldsdotca.files.word... https://vikkireynoldsdotca.files.word... Workshop Exercises: Zone of Fabulousness Workbook https://vikkireynoldsdotca.files.word... Zone of Fabulousness Workbook – for printing as a booklet https://vikkireynoldsdotca.files.word...