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Linda Conyard is Australia's leading pioneer advocating for socio-political trauma-sensitive change and informed responsiveness to Unnecessary trauma in the Health, Education, Justice, Government, and Private sectors. She recognizes the transgenerational effect collective trauma has on our current society and is at the leading edge of healing and transformation in this field.
Linda’s daughter's trauma at the very young age of 6 months was from a diagnosis of a rare childhood cancer that affects the retina in the eye (she survived and was left blind by 3) and the unfolding and recognition of her own significant and long-term childhood trauma from living in hidden domestic violence led her to her studies and subsequently her own trauma recovery. She became the therapist she wished she could have found. She is determined to change the trajectory of trauma on a collective, cultural, community, family, and individual level.
WELCOME to the show Linda! I am delighted I can share you with the global audience.
Questions for the Guest: these are a guide only and we will just have a conversation and go where it goes.
Pioneering Leadership: The New Frontier for Leaders
1. What brought you to the work you do?
2. What do you think is the most common blindspot for leaders and their executive team?
3. What do you think would support leaders in these changing times?
Talking points of note
Trauma-informed care
Intergenerational trauma and pain
Trauma recovery
Trauma support for children
Trauma care and support for adults
Anything trauma and transgenerational trauma is good for me.
Linda’s daughter's trauma at the very young age of 6 months was from a diagnosis of a rare childhood cancer that affects the retina in the eye (she survived and was left blind by 3) and the unfolding and recognition of her own significant and long-term childhood trauma from living in hidden domestic violence led her to her studies and subsequently her own trauma recovery. She became the therapist she wished she could have found. She is determined to change the trajectory of trauma on a collective, cultural, community, family, and individual level.
WELCOME to the show Linda! I am delighted I can share you with the global audience.
Questions for the Guest: these are a guide only and we will just have a conversation and go where it goes.
Pioneering Leadership: The New Frontier for Leaders
1. What brought you to the work you do?
2. What do you think is the most common blindspot for leaders and their executive team?
3. What do you think would support leaders in these changing times?
Talking points of note
Trauma-informed care
Intergenerational trauma and pain
Trauma recovery
Trauma support for children
Trauma care and support for adults
Anything trauma and transgenerational trauma is good for me.
