http://chaplainusa.org/seeking-wisdom-on-the-journey/
A mentor will appear if you are willing to change and to open your heart.
http://chaplainusa.org/sometimes-the-runner-stumbles/
Do you ever stumble? How we recover from missteps and falls will define what happens next.
I believe my column has some critical information. There is also an… See more
I believe my column has some critical information. There is also an audio interview with me included. Please take some time to explore it. Thanks.
Why police departments and schools are adopting Trauma-Informed Care nationwide.
We interviewed Robert Kenneth Jones, an innovator in the treatment of addiction and childhood… See more
Why police departments and schools are adopting Trauma-Informed Care nationwide.
We interviewed Robert Kenneth Jones, an innovator in the treatment of addiction and childhood abuse, to explain what it is and why state houses across the country have introduced legislation to adopt it.
Learn More: http://chaplainusa.org/the-profound-effect-of-childhood-trauma-a-gentle-revolution-of-trauma-informed-care/
Bobby Kennedy’s legacy is, among other things, a challenge to become transformed by moral decency and to be guided by our dreams.
http://chaplainusa.org/the-big-questions-for-those-who-dare-to-dream/
It is time that we make changes to our system of juvenile injustice in this country. After all, a society can be judged on how it treats its children. Please take the opportunity to read my ChaplainUSA column. It is an extension of the preceding one about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and a precursor to the next column which is about Trauma Informed Care (TIC).
http://chaplainusa.org/kids-in-trouble-injustice-posing-as-justice-in-america/
Chaplain Andrew Wasmundt reflects on the mass shooting that occurred on July 20, 2012 inside a Century 16 movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, killing 12 people and injuring 70.
Chaplain Wasmundt serves with the Aurora Colorado Police Department and Colorado State Patrol. He has been involved in law enforcement chaplaincy for 18 years, in the past, also serving the Lincoln Police & Fire Department in Lincoln, NE, and Nebraska Public Safety prior to moving to Colorado.
Cheerfulness will change everyone who receives it. And everyone who gives it.
On November 5, 2017, a gunman wearing a black tactical gear entered the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs during their regular Sunday morning service killing 26 people and injuring 20 others.
The gunman later committed suicide after fleeing the church.
Chaplain Mary Rae of the Whitney Police Department travelled to the community to provide spiritual support. This is her story.
On June 12, 2016, a gunman burst into the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, killing 49 people and wounding 53 others. The gunman was later killed by SWAT after negotiations had failed and the gunman began killing hostages.
Orlando Police Department Senior Chaplain Andrew Wade discusses the efforts by police chaplains to provide support to the hundreds of officers, support staff and citizens impacted by the tragedy.
http://chaplainusa.org/seeking-wisdom-on-the-journey/
A mentor will appear if you are willing to change and to open your heart.
http://chaplainusa.org/sometimes-the-runner-stumbles/
Do you ever stumble? How we recover from missteps and falls will define what happens next.
I believe my column has some critical information. There is also an… See more
I believe my column has some critical information. There is also an audio interview with me included. Please take some time to explore it. Thanks.
Why police departments and schools are adopting Trauma-Informed Care nationwide.
We interviewed Robert Kenneth Jones, an innovator in the treatment of addiction and childhood… See more
Why police departments and schools are adopting Trauma-Informed Care nationwide.
We interviewed Robert Kenneth Jones, an innovator in the treatment of addiction and childhood abuse, to explain what it is and why state houses across the country have introduced legislation to adopt it.
Learn More: http://chaplainusa.org/the-profound-effect-of-childhood-trauma-a-gentle-revolution-of-trauma-informed-care/
Bobby Kennedy’s legacy is, among other things, a challenge to become transformed by moral decency and to be guided by our dreams.
http://chaplainusa.org/the-big-questions-for-those-who-dare-to-dream/
It is time that we make changes to our system of juvenile injustice in this country. After all, a society can be judged on how it treats its children. Please take the opportunity to read my ChaplainUSA column. It is an extension of the preceding one about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and a precursor to the next column which is about Trauma Informed Care (TIC).
http://chaplainusa.org/kids-in-trouble-injustice-posing-as-justice-in-america/
Chaplain Andrew Wasmundt reflects on the mass shooting that occurred on July 20, 2012 inside a Century 16 movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, killing 12 people and injuring 70.
Chaplain Wasmundt serves with the Aurora Colorado Police Department and Colorado State Patrol. He has been involved in law enforcement chaplaincy for 18 years, in the past, also serving the Lincoln Police & Fire Department in Lincoln, NE, and Nebraska Public Safety prior to moving to Colorado.
Cheerfulness will change everyone who receives it. And everyone who gives it.
On November 5, 2017, a gunman wearing a black tactical gear entered the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs during their regular Sunday morning service killing 26 people and injuring 20 others.
The gunman later committed suicide after fleeing the church.
Chaplain Mary Rae of the Whitney Police Department travelled to the community to provide spiritual support. This is her story.
On June 12, 2016, a gunman burst into the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, killing 49 people and wounding 53 others. The gunman was later killed by SWAT after negotiations had failed and the gunman began killing hostages.
Orlando Police Department Senior Chaplain Andrew Wade discusses the efforts by police chaplains to provide support to the hundreds of officers, support staff and citizens impacted by the tragedy.
A mentor will appear if you are willing to change and to open your heart.
Do you ever stumble? How we recover from missteps and falls will define what happens next.
I believe my column has some critical information. There is also an…
See moreI believe my column has some critical information. There is also an audio interview with me included. Please take some time to explore it. Thanks.
We interviewed Robert Kenneth Jones, an innovator in the treatment of addiction and childhood…
See moreWe interviewed Robert Kenneth Jones, an innovator in the treatment of addiction and childhood abuse, to explain what it is and why state houses across the country have introduced legislation to adopt it.
Learn More: http://chaplainusa.org/the-profound-effect-of-childhood-trauma-a-gentle-revolution-of-trauma-informed-care/
http://chaplainusa.org/the-big-questions-for-those-who-dare-to-dream/
http://chaplainusa.org/kids-in-trouble-injustice-posing-as-justice-in-america/
Chaplain Wasmundt serves with the Aurora Colorado Police Department and Colorado State Patrol. He has been involved in law enforcement chaplaincy for 18 years, in the past, also serving the Lincoln Police & Fire Department in Lincoln, NE, and Nebraska Public Safety prior to moving to Colorado.
The gunman later committed suicide after fleeing the church.
Chaplain Mary Rae of the Whitney Police Department travelled to the community to provide spiritual support. This is her story.
Orlando Police Department Senior Chaplain Andrew Wade discusses the efforts by police chaplains to provide support to the hundreds of officers, support staff and citizens impacted by the tragedy.