ReThink Resilience

I've been quiet over here at ReThink Resilience. But it is a new year. In that spirit, let's do things that are good together.

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So grateful to Ecumenical Ministries Oregon as we wrapped up our six month organizational resilience initiative.

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Get up and do it again. My dad liked to tell a story about when I was around eight years old and I was learning how to ride a bike.

Last week I had the privilege to talk about behavioral health workforce resilience with community mental health directors from across Oregon. On my way home, I put my words to practice and took a hike and visited alpacas. What have you done to fill your resilience cup this week?

Thank you for hosting a great event last night. I'm so humbled to have been a part of hearing how faith has guided Mr. Juan Guiado and Ambassador Cecilia Adeng. I was impressed hearing both of their stories but particularly moved by the Ambassador's heart.

Last week I launched our six month workforce resilience training and coaching series with Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon. I am excited to see EMO apply meaningful practices and policies that will enhance individual and organizational skills, relationships, experiences and values leading to better services and employee retention.

Came across this while out and about in the neighborhood. To be seen is one of our basic needs. Real connection drives resilience.