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I use Chan Hellman's Science of Hope "Hope Talk" from TEDx all the time. He's great, and at the heart of his talk is the effect trauma has on our ability to hope. Here's the link: Chan Hellman: The Science and Power of Hope | TED Talk

Let me know what you think! Also, if you're interested in learning more about hope for the workforce as mitigation of burnout and secondary traumatic stress, please feel free to join my interest-based community, Hope For Heroes: Applying the Science of Hope for Workforce Wellbeing on PACEs Connection.com.

6/20/2311:39 AM

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