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A Trauma-Informed Future

A Trauma-Informed Future

Von: Katie Kurtz
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As AI, workplace stress, and moral injury reshape our lives, we need a cohesive solution that will restore trust.


Trauma-informed care can't just live in theory or trainings anymore. It needs to be practical, actionable, and woven into everything we do—at work, at home, in our communities.


This podcast is for people who value trust and safety, who lead with humanity, and who want real strategies they can use in everyday life.


We're not here for more theory. We're here for real tools, honest conversations, and the kind of shifts that actually change how we show up.


When we show up, when we practice caring as the powerful skill it is, we don't just change individual interactions. We shift culture. We build the sustainable, equitable, and humane future we all deserve.


Because a trauma-informed future isn't just possible—it's already being built by people like you.


For more information visit: Katie-Kurtz.com

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  • 5 Everyday Trauma-Informed Strategies
    Apr 8 2026

    In this solo episode of A Trauma-Informed Future, Katie opens by naming what so many of us are carrying right now : the cumulative stress and collective trauma of a world that feels like it's moving too fast, too hard, and with too much at stake. She gets honest about her own nervous system responses over the past 24 hours, and uses those personal moments to ground listeners in real nervous system education. Trauma-informed is not an adjective, it's a verb. Katie walks through five trauma-informed strategies straight from the TRUST™ Model and breaks down why these aren't just soft skills, but literally what our nervous systems need to reconnect to safety during times of collective dysregulation. Short, grounding, and packed with both honesty and practical tools, this one meets you exactly where you are.

    Referenced in this episode: Resmaa Menakem


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    31 Min.
  • Trauma-Informed Care Across the Lifespan with Amy Chavez-Burkett
    Mar 23 2026

    Birth and death are the two most universal human experiences and somehow, two of the least trauma-informed spaces we've created.

    In this episode of A Trauma-Informed Future Podcast, host Katie Kurtz is in conversation with Amy Chavez-Burkett about why that matters and what we can do about it. Amy digs into what it actually looks like to move trauma-informed care from principles into practice in the moments that count: when someone is at their most vulnerable, their most open, and their most in need of feeling safe.

    At the center of this conversation is the nervous system. Because safety isn't just a value or a policy, it's a felt experience. And whether someone is bringing life into the world or leaving it, the conditions we create around them shape not just the moment, but what they carry forward from it.


    Learn more about Amy:

    Amy Rebekah is a visionary leader, facilitator and healer with over 20 years in practice as a licensed massage therapist, craniosacral therapist, doula, childbirth educator and doula trainer, a community herbalist, circle keeper, a story steward and story-teller, a speaker and author, a researcher and trainer of Trauma-Informed and Healing-Centered leadership.

    Amy is currently enjoying the experience of weaving her practical lived experiences with the theories and scholarship inside of a doctoral program in leadership and change through Antioch University. This academic journey increased Amy's capacity from supporting individuals and couples going through intense change or healing, to supporting groups and organizations working for change by supporting them in their capacity to practice a more authentic, responsible, embodied, and collaborative leadership culture through engaging a trauma-informed approach.

    In 2020 Amy founded ReStoryative Somatics, LLC to share her services and train other professionals in trauma-informed and healing-centered leadership. She is passionate about supporting leaders and those who support others in learning the practice of self-regulation of their nervous systems in service to co-regulation as a leadership practice. She especially enjoys working with organizational systems to implement trauma -informed care as organizational culture change.

    In 2023, Amy and her daughters also joined forces to create a collaborative company called CommuniTEA Love, a company dedicated to facilitating connection within the community through access to delicious herbal tea blends and they are having a wonderful time building this legacy of love together.

    Connect with Amy:

    • Website: www.lovesomatics.org
    • Website: Www.communitealove.org
    • Email: amy@lovesomatics.org

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    1 Std. und 11 Min.
  • Trauma-Informed Coaching with Jaci Rogash
    Mar 12 2026

    Trauma survivors don't need one person to be everything; they need a web of support, each thread held by someone who knows their role and plays it well. In this episode of A Trauma-Informed Future podcast, host Katie Kurtz is in conversation with certified coach Jaci Rogash, about what it actually means to be a trauma-informed coach: not a substitute for therapy, not a watered-down version of clinical care, but something distinct and genuinely necessary. This episode explores how coaches, therapists, peer supporters, and community practitioners can each hold their piece of the ecosystem without overextending and why staying within your scope isn't a limitation on your care, but an expression of it. If you've ever wondered where the line is, how to refer without it feeling like abandonment, or how to show up fully for someone who's been through hard things without accidentally doing harm, this conversation is for you.


    Learn more about Jaci:

    Jaci Rogash is a Certified Trauma Transformation Coach, Energy Coach, Breathwork Facilitator and speaker. Jaci works with women who have experienced trauma, have worked through that and created a life that is good but not great. These women are sick of feeling stuck and want to step into their fullest potential and bring their visions to life.

    Jaci grew up in country Victoria and is no stranger to trauma, experiencing a number of significant incidents before the age of 24. Jaci embarked on her own deep healing journey after years of suppressing her experiences, which allowed her to break free of her trauma and discover her true calling as a coach.

    Jaci supports women to move through their self-doubt, self-sabotage, fears and unsupportive subconscious patterns that show up because of their trauma, so they can find fulfillment, joy and the abundance life has to offer.

    Connect with Jaci:

    • Visionaries:https://www.jacirogash.com/visionaries
    • Website: https://www.jacirogash.com
    • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaci.rogash/
    • Email: jaci@jacirogash.com

    Say ‘hello’ on Instagram or LinkedIn

    Catch up on podcast episodes

    FREE Guide: Talking Through Turbulent Times

    Book a 90 minute Strategy Session with Katie

    Get certified + create a sustainable practice with TRUST™ Works

    Interested in a keynote or consulting? Connect with Katie!

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    35 Min.
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