The Integrated Human Services Group is hosting a free monthly Trauma Informed System leadership support conversation for behavioral health leaders. This is an excellent opportunity for Behavioral Health Leaders to connect with their peers in a mutual learning environment – and it is totally free!

Join other senior managers and executives in an hour of quiet, shared reflection and informal peer to peer coaching about trauma-centric leadership and organizational effectiveness. Designed for leaders in the healthcare and human service fields and their allied departments, these no-cost monthly engagements are a moment of respite and self-care for managers, directors, chiefs and other senior staff professionals. Each month, the group hears a “micro” presentation on some aspect of leadership and organizational performance, and then shares an open facilitated conversation around that concept or related to other emergent topics.

Plan to Participate! All times Pacific (US and Canada) 

Jan 29, 2021 12:00 PM

Feb 26, 2021 12:00 PM

Mar 26, 2021 12:00 PM

Apr 23, 2021 12:00 PM

May 28, 2021 12:00 PM

Jun 25, 2021 12:00 PM

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Zoom Link
https://zoom.us/j/96259117476
Meeting ID: 962 5911 7476
+16699006833,,96259117476# US (San Jose)

Your Hosts:
This monthly Relational Leader’s Forum is facilitated by Dr. Ken Epstein and Richard Knecht, M.S.

Richard Knecht, M.S., is the former CSOC Director at Placer County, CA. and has delivered program operations, leadership, strategic planning and training services to public and private healthcare and human service systems for more than 30 years. Richard currently serves also as California’s Transformation Manager, providing guidance and cross-system statewide technical assistance to multiple agencies in design and installation of Systems of Care in California.

Dr. Ken Epstein PhD, LCSW, has spent his career dedicated to Children, Youth and Family Mental Health providing direct service, teaching and in clinical and administrative leadership positions. Ken is the former Director of the Children Youth and Family System of Care for San Francisco County. He has worked in University, Non-profit and County government positions in San Francisco and Vermont, and has been an innovator in the development, implementation and sustainability of a family centered approach through an equity, social justice and trauma informed lens.