Episode 6 - Why Trauma Informed Matters with Kathleen Foldvari
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Episode 6 - Why Trauma Informed Matters with Kathleen Foldvari
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In this episode Sherri and Nicki welcome theirfirst ever guest, Kathleen Foldvari — social worker, psychotherapist, and founder of A Minute for Mental Health. Kathleen works with healthcare professionals, educators, first responders and leaders to prevent burnout before it becomes a crisis.
The conversation unpacks what trauma informed leadership actually looks like in practice — not as a clinical concept, but as a daily leadership skill. From the trauma hierarchy we create in our own minds,to the way unprocessed trauma quietly shows up as micromanagement, reactivity,and disconnection from teams, this episode challenges leaders to stop assumingthey are fine and start leading from a place of genuine self awareness.
Sherri shares her own experience of witnessing atraumatic accident and not recognizing its impact until someone else named it.Nicki connects the generational lens — exploring how older generations wereconditioned to suppress while younger generations are pushing for authenticity,and why we actually need both.
The conversation closes with Kathleen's practical challenge to leaders: shift from trauma-informed to trauma-assumed. Assume everyone has been through something. Lead from there.