Leadership in Times of Crisis: Christ's Call to Competent Compassion
There is no greater honor - and no greater responsibility - than to be there for people on the worst day of their lives. We must do it well. This presentation will present recently emerged evidence-informed best practices in delivery of critical incident response services to people and organizations impacted by tragedy and do so with special focus upon faith-integration during service to and through faith-based organizations.
As a result of this training, participants will be able to:
1. Articulate a summary of recent research findings and evidence-informed best practices in the delivery of critical incident response services
2. Describe 3-4 strategies for effective support and consultation to equip organizational leadership to lead their organizations well in the aftermath of tragedy
3. Identify the individual and organizational impacts of traumatic stress in terms of return-to-function
Bob serves as president of Pax Crisis Response, specializing in crisis response training, consultation, and service for and with Christian organizations. Former president of Crisis Care Network, the world's largest provider of critical incident response services to the workplace. Frequent keynoter, author, and editorial subject matter expert. Managed CCN's NYC Command Center after 9/11 and led subsequent response campaigns following US tragedies.