Podcast appearances and mentions of katie kurtz

Send us a textKatie Kurtz is Managing Director and Global Head of Youth and Learning at YouTube where she is responsible for developing the ecosystem to engage, inform, and educate kids, teens, and adults. Katie joined YouTube in 2019 after serving as Chief Product Officer at Noodle Partners, an online program manager designing and building fully online degree programs for universities. Previously she was Senior Vice President and National Sales Manager for Higher Education at Cengage Learning. Prior to that Katie was Vice President of Business Development at adaptive learning pioneer Knewton, where she led the platform's partnership strategy for three years.

Content note:While we won't be discussing details about specific traumatic experiences, we will be mentioning examples of trauma and trauma responses. Because even high-level discussions like these can be activating for those who have experienced trauma, we want to invite listeners to pay attention to how you're feeling (emotionally and physically) as you listen. If you find yourself experiencing a strong reaction, we encourage you to pause to care for yourself, whether that includes recentering with deep and measured breathing or stepping away.Resources:* Marja's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marja-germans-gard-phd/* Marja's website: https://marjagermansgardphd.com/Listen: * A Trauma-Informed Future with Katie Kurtz (podcast)* Laura van Dernoot Lipsky on Future Tripping (podcast)Read: * Cultivating Resiliencies for All: The Necessity of Trauma Responsive Research Practices (article by Matt Bernius and Rachael Dietkus)* Practicing without a license (article by Tad Hirsch)* Design for Safety (book by Eva PenzeyMoog)* Trauma Informed Design resources website (a resource repository: https://www.tidresources.org/)* Trauma-Informed Design Research (Medium article by Jax Wechsler)* SAMHSA principles: https://www.cdc.gov/orr/infographics/6_principles_trauma_info.htmFollow: * Rachael Dietkus, Melissa Eggleston, Carol Scott, PhDJoin:* Trauma-Informed Design Discussion Group (request to join using this form) This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit userresearchacademy.substack.com/subscribe

In this interview with trauma expert Katie Kurtz, listeners can expect to come away with an expanded understanding of trauma and what it means to operate through a trauma-informed lens. Katie provides clarity around key trauma definitions and outlines competencies ranging from basic awareness to active trauma responsiveness, empowering listeners to evaluate their own experience and knowledge.With nuance and care, Katie addresses concepts like safety, trust-building, and unintended harm, equipping storytellers and creatives with principles to minimize hurt. She also offers transparency about her own learning journey, normalizing missteps while offering suggestions for self-compassion and repairing damage.Katie gives storytellers guidance on holding space, maintaining boundaries, and sharing responsibly within one's scope. Her insight bridges theory and practice, making trauma-informed approaches tangible through diverse examples across industries. About Host Maria Bryan Maria Bryan is a trauma-informed storytelling trainer. She helps nonprofit leaders tell powerful and impactful stories that resist harm. Maria has over fifteen years in marketing communications in the public sector. She has a Master's Degree in Public Administration, a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism, and is professionally certified in Trauma & Resilience, Trauma-Informed Space Holding, and Somatic Embodiment & Regulation. Maria is a firm believer that storytellers make the world a healthier, safer, cleaner, and happier place. Connect with MariaSpeaking & Training | LinkedIn | Email

We had Seth's wife Katie on the podcast to talk about her experience with purity culture. Seth, Katie, and Philip all grew up in the same religious denomination which had a high emphasis on purity culture. Unfortunately, if you know about purity culture then you know that it has a tendency to put all the emphasis on women and men are considered the victims. Philip and Seth believe there is a better way forward for the church and it begins with hearing stories of real people who have been hurt by this way of treating people, specifically women. Video mentioned by Katie with disclaimer: https://youtu.be/vG9o9m0LsbI?si=OrjkFecbqfSAdCd9 I think it's fair to include a disclaimer that it's from 1946 and talks about societal standards of the time in there as well. Particularly because of the theme of the podcast.

Is it ethical if you can't share what it is people are saying yes to? Let's talk about it. This podcast episode calls for transparency from personal brands and product based businesses online. Resources talked about: $27 workshop - https://danieledriusso.com/digitalcourses/ Steve Hassans B.I.T.E Model https://freedomofmind.com/cult-mind-control/bite-model/ More on this topic on my youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpa0h4FsWU6N4QeoJcZpsiQ My podcast with Katie Kurtz - https://podcasts.apple.com/ng/podcast/trauma-informed-spaceholding-with-katie-kurtz/id1255025362?i=1000520318822

In this episode I am chatting to the remarkable Katie Kurtz on all things trauma. And don't worry, this is one conversation about trauma that will not leave you feeling heavy. Katie Kurtz, MSW LISW-S (she/her) is a subject-matter expert and trainer who specializes in integrative and inclusive trauma-informed care.  As a licensed social worker & certified coach, she has spent the last 15 years specializing in trauma-informed training and consultation across multiple disciplines and industries.  Katie reimagines trauma-informed care as inclusive and accessible for all people and professions through her developed frameworks and methodologies.  She has created an integrative trauma-informed care approach to train thousands of professionals in multiple industries across 6 continents.Katie is a subject matter expert that brings a vast lens of leadership coaching and instruction to embody these skills across many client experiences. She believes in honoring the origins of the approach while ushering it into a future that is inclusive for all industries and most importantly, doable so people can apply it into everyday practice. Katie is the author of the reflective space holding tool, the Contain Card Deck© and host of A Trauma-Informed Future Podcast.  Additionally, she is the regional co-chair of the State of Ohio's Trauma-Informed Care Collaborative, Subject Matter Expert with the Integrate Network, and is invited to guest teach in various professional settings nationally and abroad.  Her leadership and work has been awarded and internationally recognized within both the social work and coaching fields.Katie holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Gender Studies from the University of Dayton as well as a Master of Social Work degree and Certificate in Non-Profit Management from Case Western Reserve University.  Katie is a licensed independent social worker with supervision designation (LISW-S) in the state of Ohio, an Internationally Certified Coach with  BYCA, and a trauma-informed 200hr registered yoga teacher.Katie lives as a guest on the unceded land now known as Cleveland, Ohio with her partner and two dogs.Get in touch with Katie: Website: www.katie-kurtz.comLinked in: https://www.linkedin.com/public-profile/settings?trk=d_flagship3_profile_self_view_public_profileInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/_katiekurtz/Podcast: https://pod.link/1692846403Book a Threshold Sessionhttps://www.jacirogash.com/thresholdEnergy Coaching https://www.jacirogash.com/energycoachingDISCOVERY CALLhttps://jacirogash.as.me/discoverycallConnect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaci.rogash/Join my Facebook Group Website: https://www.jacirogash.com/

This week, we're talking to Katie Kurtz, MSW LISW-S (she/her), a subject-matter expert and trainer who specializes in integrative and inclusive trauma-informed care. As a licensed social worker & certified coach, she has spent the last 15 years specializing in trauma-informed training and consultation across multiple disciplines and industries.  She reimagines trauma-informed care as inclusive and accessible for all people and professions through her developed frameworks and methodologies. She has created an integrative trauma-informed care approach to train thousands of professionals in multiple industries across 6 continents. She brings a vast lens of integrative instruction to embody these skills across many client experiences. She believes in honoring the origins of the approach while ushering it into a future that is inclusive for all industries and most importantly, doable so people can apply it into everyday practice.Katie is the author of the reflective space holding tool, the Contain Card Deck© and host of A Trauma-Informed Future Podcast.  Additionally, she is the regional co-chair of the State of Ohio's Trauma-Informed Care Collaborative, Subject Matter Expert with the Integrate Network, and is invited to guest teach in various professional settings nationally and abroad. Her leadership and work has been awarded and internationally recognized within both the social work and coaching fields.We had an awesome conversation with Katie about...what trauma is....and what it isn'thow diet culture itself can be source of traumawhy naming our experience as trauma can help us process itwhat it means to be a trauma-informed provider & why it's so important for anyone who does work with or about bodies to practice through a trauma-informed lenswhy boundary-setting is a trauma-informed practiceand so much more!Connect with & learn more about Katie here:WebsiteInstagramLinkedInFree resources: Aware Guide on the Trauma Competency Framework™ and the Trauma-Informed ChecklistToolkits on Nervous System Care planning, Scope of Practice Statement Template, Consensual Communications and Harm Repair PlanningCULTIVATE-a trauma-informed facilitation and space holding trainingContain Card Deck© a reflective tool to hold space for yourself and othersInvite Katie to be a guest on your podcast or teacher in your programWant to connect with us to deepen the conversation? Join us in our online community, The Satisfaction Space!Want to show the world that you love the pod? Get t-shirts, sweatshirts, mugs, stickers, totebags & more at Teepublic!You can stay up to date on all things Satisfaction Factor by following us on IG @satisfactionfactorpod!Here's where to find us:Sadie Simpson: www.sadiesimpson.com or IG @sadiemsimpsonNaomi Katz: www.happyshapes.co or IG @happyshapesnaomi

In this episode, Katie Kurtz and I embark on a profound exploration of trauma as we navigate its intricacies. We begin by defining trauma and examining its impact on our lives. Discover how to recognize your unique relationship with trauma and the physical responses it triggers. Dive into the world of trauma distinctions, from Big T to Little T traumas, and understand the diversity of traumatic experiences. Explore the pivotal role our nervous system plays in interpreting and coping with trauma. Learn why it's essential to stay within the "window of tolerance" and the consequences of straying outside it. Explore the four competencies employed by our special guest, Katie, in her transformative work. Challenge common misconceptions surrounding trauma-informed care and gain insight into Katie's trauma-informed checklist. Hear real-life examples of unintentional harm and its lasting effects. Katie shares a profound personal experience that heightened her self-awareness, and discovers her rituals and practices for finding calm amidst life's challenges. Finally, explore the music that brings Katie a sense of connection to something greater than herself.  Katie Kurtz, MSW LISW-S (she/her), is a renowned expert and trainer in integrative and inclusive trauma-informed care. With 15 years of experience as a licensed social worker and certified coach, she has honed her expertise across various disciplines and industries. Over the last seven years, Katie has redefined trauma-informed care to make it more accessible and inclusive, developing innovative frameworks and methodologies. Her integrative approach has trained thousands of professionals worldwide on six continents, fostering a future where trauma-informed care is accessible and practical for all. Katie is not only an author, known for creating the Contain Card Deck©, but also the host of the enlightening A Trauma-Informed Future Podcast. She actively contributes as a regional co-chair in Ohio's Trauma-Informed Care Collaborative and serves as a Subject Matter Expert with the Integrate Network. Recognized nationally and internationally, her leadership and contributions have left a significant mark in both the social work and coaching fields. With a diverse educational background and certifications, including a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Gender Studies and a Master of Social Work, she stands as a licensed independent social worker with supervision designation (LISW-S) in Ohio, an Internationally Certified Coach with BYCA, and a trauma-informed 200hr registered yoga teacher.  Join us on this illuminating journey through trauma's complexities, where understanding, healing, and resilience await. We talk about: [3:00] Defining trauma [5:50] Identifying our own relationship and physical response to trauma [7:15] Big T and Little T trauma  [10:20] Our nervous system's role in how we interpret trauma [14:55] Why it's unhealthy to stay outside of the window of tolerance [22:40] The 4 competencies that Katie uses in her work [35:15] Misconception of trauma-informed care [38:50] Katie's trauma informed checklist [41:55] Examples of unintentional harm [50:30] An experience she had that gave her heightened awareness about herself [52:50] A ritual or practice she relies on to help her return to a state of calm [54:50] A song or genre of music that makes her feel connected to something bigger than herself Connect with Katie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_katiekurtz/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-kurtz Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thekatiekurtz https://katie-kurtz.com/   Connect with me Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carolynswora/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/ Twitter: ​​https://twitter.com/CarolynSwora  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carolynsworkplaceculture/ Website: https://www.carolynswora.com/ Contact: media@carolynswora.com   

In this episode, Katie Kurtz and I embark on a profound exploration of trauma as we navigate its intricacies. We begin by defining trauma and examining its impact on our lives. Discover how to recognize your unique relationship with trauma and the physical responses it triggers. Dive into the world of trauma distinctions, from Big T to Little T traumas, and understand the diversity of traumatic experiences. Explore the pivotal role our nervous system plays in interpreting and coping with trauma. Learn why it's essential to stay within the "window of tolerance" and the consequences of straying outside it. Explore the four competencies employed by our special guest, Katie, in her transformative work. Challenge common misconceptions surrounding trauma-informed care and gain insight into Katie's trauma-informed checklist. Hear real-life examples of unintentional harm and its lasting effects. Katie shares a profound personal experience that heightened her self-awareness, and discovers her rituals and practices for finding calm amidst life's challenges. Finally, explore the music that brings Katie a sense of connection to something greater than herself.  Katie Kurtz, MSW LISW-S (she/her), is a renowned expert and trainer in integrative and inclusive trauma-informed care. With 15 years of experience as a licensed social worker and certified coach, she has honed her expertise across various disciplines and industries. Over the last seven years, Katie has redefined trauma-informed care to make it more accessible and inclusive, developing innovative frameworks and methodologies. Her integrative approach has trained thousands of professionals worldwide on six continents, fostering a future where trauma-informed care is accessible and practical for all. Katie is not only an author, known for creating the Contain Card Deck©, but also the host of the enlightening A Trauma-Informed Future Podcast. She actively contributes as a regional co-chair in Ohio's Trauma-Informed Care Collaborative and serves as a Subject Matter Expert with the Integrate Network. Recognized nationally and internationally, her leadership and contributions have left a significant mark in both the social work and coaching fields. With a diverse educational background and certifications, including a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Gender Studies and a Master of Social Work, she stands as a licensed independent social worker with supervision designation (LISW-S) in Ohio, an Internationally Certified Coach with BYCA, and a trauma-informed 200hr registered yoga teacher.  Join us on this illuminating journey through trauma's complexities, where understanding, healing, and resilience await. We talk about: [3:00] Defining trauma [5:50] Identifying our own relationship and physical response to trauma [7:15] Big T and Little T trauma  [10:20] Our nervous system's role in how we interpret trauma [14:55] Why it's unhealthy to stay outside of the window of tolerance [22:40] The 4 competencies that Katie uses in her work [35:15] Misconception of trauma-informed care [38:50] Katie's trauma informed checklist [41:55] Examples of unintentional harm [50:30] An experience she had that gave her heightened awareness about herself [52:50] A ritual or practice she relies on to help her return to a state of calm [54:50] A song or genre of music that makes her feel connected to something bigger than herself Connect with Katie Instagram: LinkedIn: Facebook:   Connect with me Instagram: YouTube: Twitter: ​​  Facebook: Website: Contact:    

Today on the Everything Belongs Podcast, Madison is in conversation with Katie Kurtz, MSW LISW-S. Katie (she/her) is a subject-matter expert & integrative trainer who specializes in trauma-informed training and consultation that are inclusive and adaptable for all professions. As a licensed social worker & certified coach, she has spent the last 15 years specializing in trauma-informed care work across multiple disciplines and industries.  Katie believes in honoring the origins of the approach while ushering it into a future that is inclusive for all industries and most importantly, doable so people can apply it into everyday practice. Katie is also the author of the reflective space holding tool, the Contain Card Deck© and host of A Trauma-Informed Future Podcast. Additionally, she is the co-chair of the State of Ohio's Trauma-Informed Care Collaborative, Subject Matter Expert with the Integrate Network, and is invited to guest teach in various professional settings nationally and abroad. Her leadership and work has been awarded and internationally recognized within both the social work and coaching fields.  Katie is a licensed independent social worker with supervision designation (LISW-S) in the state of Ohio, an Internationally Certified Coach with BYCA, and a trauma-informed 200hr registered yoga teacher. Katie lives as a guest on the land now known as Cleveland, Ohio with her partner and two dogs.In today's episode, Madison and Katie speak on what is space holding and what is trauma-informed care, getting clients better results, adopting a human approach over a clinical approach, and including YOU and your scope of practice in your trauma-informed approach. They also discuss how to discern who is trauma-informed, Katie's "No's" in the coaching industry, why trauma-trained or aware is not the same as trauma-informed, and much more. Katie also shares her experience of Madison's business program, Serve It Up, and the creation of a value-aligned and integrity filled business, and Madison invites you to come to Vision/Cast, the business workshop for heart-centered visionaries: https://www.madisonmorrigan.com/visioncastFor Katie's free resources, toolkits, training and integration support visit: katie-kurtz.comBecome a trauma-informed facilitator and space holder. CULTIVATE cohort early bird enrollment is now open katie-kurtz.com/cultivate. Find Katie on Instagram here. Join the Serve It Up, the 4-month business mastermind:https://www.madisonmorrigan.com/serveitupListen in and find the full show notes here: http://madisonmorrigan.com/podcast-rss-feed/118  More LinksReceive Madison's newsletter hereMadison's Free Boundary HypnosisMadison's InstagramMadison's Website

Katie Kurtz, LCSW, provides beautiful insights in the world of being trauma-informed and offers practical suggestions for ways providers can "practice the pause" right away! Katie is a trauma-informed care subject matter expert specializing in delivering inclusive trainings and consultation that are adoptable for any profession. Join Dr. Amy & Katie as we explore how to practice pausing in healthcare, what "felt safety" means and how to move from being trauma-aware to trauma informed. She's a breath of fresh air! Katie holds a masters degree in social work and a graduate certificate in non-profit management. She has 15 years as a trauma-focused LCSW. Check out Katie's work! RESOURCES Dr. Amy's Provider Newsletter Provider Lounge Membership Dr. Amy Youtube FREE DOWNLOADS Provider Lounge Virtual Meeting Freebie Start Creating Boundaries Handout & Script Guide To Creating Cultures of Trust At Work Finding Calm to Prevent Overwhelm Don't Forget! Follow Dr. Amy on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram For more information visit www.doctoramyllc.com 

Katie returns for a second episode as we explore the importance of being trauma-informed in any industry that involves caring for humans. Katie and I discuss how this form of care is a practice of humanity and connection, and how it can lead to boundless possibilities for healing and growth for all parties involved. We emphasize that trauma-informed care is a long game and stress the importance of showing up in this way, even if we think we may not need to. Tune in to learn more about the significance of trauma informed care! About Katie:  Katie Kurtz, MSW LISW-S (she/her) is a subject matter expert on trauma-informed care and its application across multi-disciplinary industries. Using the Trauma Competency Framework™, Katie trains and mentors leaders of all kinds of ways to make trauma-informed care inclusive and adoptable for all professions.  Katie is the author of the Contain Card Deck©, a reflective tool to hold space for yourself and others. Website: Katie-Kurtz.com Instagram: @_katiekurtz LinkedIn Also, right now in April if you'd like to deepen your skills, knowledge and embodiment of trauma informed care there's an incredible offering happening - Shelby's Body of Work and Creating Safer Space programs are available for up to $850 off! Check it out here Connect with Shelby: Instagram: @fierceheart.shelbyleigh Facebook LinkedIn www.creatingsaferspace.com www.creatingsaferhealthcare.com Body Of Work

In this week's episode, I was so happy to talk with Katie Kurtz about trauma-informed care. During this talk, we emphasize that being trauma-informed requires not just knowledge, but also active practice and integration of skills. We go into: Katie's working definitions of trauma and trauma informed care The difference between trauma awareness, trauma-informed care, and being trauma-responsive Why we DON'T use the term “safe space” And we look at the myth that trauma-informed care is a clinical approach reserved only for clinicians to use. …and so much more! Listeners can expect to gain a deeper understanding of trauma and the knowing that having your own lived experience is enough to be trauma-informed. About Katie: Katie Kurtz, MSW LISW-S (she/her) is a subject matter expert on trauma-informed care and its application across multi-disciplinary industries. Using the Trauma Competency Framework™, Katie trains and mentors leaders of all kinds of ways to make trauma-informed care inclusive and adoptable for all professions. Katie is the author of the Contain Card Deck©, a reflective tool to hold space for yourself and others. Additionally, Katie is a partner and Chief of Content and Consultation for the Evellere Group, a social impact consulting firm specializing in trauma responsive cultures of care. Website: Katie-Kurtz.com Instagram: @_katiekurtz LinkedIn

Folks I'm so excited to welcome Katie Kurtz to the podcast. Katie is a licensed social worker and trained trauma specialist, certified coach, consultant and yoga teacher. Not only that, but she also facilitates a beautiful program called Cultivate, which is all about trauma-informed care, and has recently created the most beautiful card deck called Contain.So what's this episode really about? This conversation is an in-depth conversation about trauma-informed care and trauma-informed coaching. Katie shares with us what trauma-informed care is, and how it came to be -  growing out of the roots of trauma therapy, PTSD and the experience of survivors. Trauma is something that affects all of us.We talk about how trauma-informed care has recently entered new and non-traditional fields, such as coaching, wellness and entrepreneurship businesses. Katie shares the importance of understanding that trauma-informed care has a significant history, and how to put this mode of care into embodied practice.We discuss how the current lack of supervision, mentorship, peer support, coaching and regulation means that many people are practising outside their scope if they identify as trauma-informed coaching people are practising outside their scope. It's really about how we move into this new wave of trauma-informed care to make it adaptable for all professions and spaces.We finish up with Katie explaining how she prioritises resourcing herself, and how she cares for her nervous system, as well as how her beautiful card deck was created as a way to create space for ourselves, and others.Why you should listenIf you experience any discomfort around identifying as a trauma-informed practitioner, this conversation will help you understand its scope and how to embody the practice as ethically and holistically as possible.LINKSYou can find the Contain card deck right here!Connect with Katie Kurtz:Website:    https://katie-kurtz.com/Instagram:    @_katiekurtzConnect with Sas Petherick:Website:    https://selfbelief.school/class/You can quote me on that…“I don't think we need to remove the term trauma-informed care, we need to reclaim it. Reclaim it in a way that brings us back to shared language and understanding of what it is. And encourage people to adopt it with integrity and within their scope of practice.” Katie Kurtz“You can't say you're trauma-informed, you have to be it. What I simply mean by that is, you can't just use words and not have action behind it.” - Katie Kurtz“It's about how we show up with this commitment to widen our lens and be super mindful of the lived experience of both ourselves and others and apply that as much as possible to the entirety of our work.” - Katie Kurtz“The paradox of being trauma-informed as a coach, means you know where you don't go. You almost need to have a trauma-informed lens, so you know when you have reached the limits of that.” - Sas PetherickLike what you hear? Why not help me reach more ears (and give my self-belief a boost) with a 5-star rating?Sign up for SBCA 2023 here: https://selfbelief.school/sbca

I don't think it is an exaggeration to say that trauma and all its nuanced meanings for us as human beings is having a very spotlighted moment right now. And given we are all traversing a global pandemic that really shouldn't come as a surprise to any of us. Do you actually know however what trauma is? And isn't? And when someone says they are trauma informed - or you say you are trauma informed - what that actually means? And also ethically does not mean as well? My guest on The Priestess Podcast today, Katie Kurtz, is a rising thought leader on trauma informed practices and she is here with us to dive deeper into this vital topic. If you professionally hold space for people in any capacity - this episode is a must listen. And even if you do not do that - please know that you are still a space holder in your life for your family, friends, peers and more in so many ways. And being trauma informed as a human being, and not just a professional, is therefore vital for the humanity and brave connection for us all.

If it is on your heart to build a brand for your business that's inclusive for people of all backgrounds, this episode is for you! Crystal Whiteaker, an Inclusive Branding Consultant and Founder of Crystal Lily Creative, is here to give actionable advice on how to make sure your messaging creates a sense of belonging for all who interact with it. She even walks me through some vulnerable exercises to connect my core values to more inclusive messaging.    Crystal Whiteaker (pronouns: she/her/hers) is a Leadership Development and DEIB* Consultant specializing in inclusive coaching and consulting for brands and leaders that care deeply about diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging.  Crystal brings over 15 years of creative, relational, process driven experience across multiple industries.  She is a self-described "corporate trained, creative hippie” who puts a strong focus on core values to help people elevate their community connections and lead with clarity and confidence. Connect with Crystal: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/crystallilycreative/  Website - https://crystallily.co/  Empowered Branding & Inclusivity Consulting Services - https://crystallily.co/consulting-and-mentoring  My 90-day business accelerator, Slay Your Side Hustle, kicks off April 4th, 2022! This program is everything you need to set up, socialize, and make SALES to make your business a reality. Visit https://laurenwidrick.com/slayyoursidehustle to learn more! Are you craving a business conference with badass entrepreneurs? The Scale Beyond 6 Figures Conference is happening March 25th, 2022 in Charlotte, North Carolina! Learn more and get on the waitlist to be first in line when registration opens! https://coaching.laurenwidrick.com/six-figures-conference-wait-list  Resources mentioned: Check out Crystal's free guides on core values and writing an inclusive brand statement - https://crystal-lily-creative.mykajabi.com/free-guides  Katie Kurtz, Cultivate Program - https://katie-kurtz.com/cultivate  Do Better by Rachel Ricketts Listen to Episode 13: Presence and Purpose with Kyle King Some key takeaways on building an inclusive brand: Core values are an essential part of building an inclusive brand. If you can tie your DEI efforts back to your personal or business core values, you will be able to foster more authentic relationships with your community members than if you were just posting “inclusive” content without any thought or true intention behind it.  Instead of focusing on creating a “safe space,” focus on creating an environment and community where people have the opportunity to be brave. Are your core values and messaging making people feel like they can show up and speak up as their truest selves around you? We are all responsible for doing our own work to overcome internalized biases. Don't put the educational labor on your friends or colleagues of color to tell you why certain things are racist or discriminatory - look up resources and read up on your own before you approach them to have a discussion. Grab Life By the Goals is THE podcast for passionate, badass entrepreneurs who want to change their lives by starting and growing a business on their own terms. On this show, host Lauren Widrick, your sales and life coach with a penchant for dick jokes, will guide you through building your revenue-generating sales skills, finding your “I'm the G.O.A.T.” swagger, creating time and money freedom, and having SO MUCH FUN along the way. If you're ready to build the business and life of your dreams, I hope you'll subscribe and tune into our new episodes every Sunday morning. To chat with Lauren about her programs and offers, click the “Let's Talk!” button at https://www.laurenwidrick.com/.  Connect with me! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/laurenwidrick/  LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren-widrick/  YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4l52qrAIGaED6yw_23wHgw  Join the Grab Life by the Goals Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/grablifebythegoalscommunity Website - https://www.laurenwidrick.com/ 

On Episode 11 of the Pro Series, I get to talk to Minnesota Realtor and NKBA designer Katie Kurtz. Katie is the owner of the boutique design firm Adorned Homes. There really isn't much Katie hasn't done. From being featured in numerous magazines to being ranked #2 on Property Sparks Top 20 Minneapolis Real Estate Agents on Social media. Love getting her professional opinions with all the experience she has. We talked about how important the relationships between interior designers and real estate agents are, and some design pet peeves we both have. Make sure you go follow her account @adornedhomes . Also go over to my YouTube page and make sure you like the video and Subscribe to my account!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We welcome YOU back to America's leading higher education podcast, The EdUp Experience! It's YOUR time to #EdUp In this episode, YOUR guest is Katie Kurtz, Director of Content Partnerships, Learning & Social Impacts for YouTube at Google, YOUR special guest cohost is John Farrar, YOUR host is Dr. Joe Sallustio, & YOUR sponsor is Unmudl! Listen in as Joe & John talk with Katie about all the ways that YouTube can help colleges & universities - if they want it. This is a fascinating conversation on how YouTube is one of the most powerful educational tools on the planet - & they are only getting started! YOU do not want to miss this one. Enjoy! Make sure to be the first person to claim YOUR school on Unmudl! Thank YOU so much for tuning in. Join us on the next episode for YOUR time to EdUp! Connect with YOUR EdUp Team - Elvin Freytes & Dr. Joe Sallustio ● Learn what others are saying about their EdUp experience! ● Join YOUR EdUp community at The EdUp Experience! ● YOU can follow us on Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube Thank YOU for listening! We make education YOUR business!

If you're a human working with humans, you're working with trauma. So, how do you do that while doing less harm? And how do you do it across all areas of your business?Today I'm chatting to Katie Kurtz to discuss just that. Katie is a licensed social worker, coach and trauma specialist. Katie's work is redefining what it means to hold space through a trauma informed lens and building capacity for any and all space holders to be trauma informed.Let's dive in.Shownotes & transcript at dietitianvalues.com/podcast

Today we're digging into the concept of "human centred" coaching - what is it? Why is it important? How do we practice it and how can other coaches infuse it into their coaching businesses?A lot of what we've learned on this topic has come from working with Sara & Rachel Turner. You can check out their programs here.Katie Kurtz's program, CULTIVATE, has also been a game changer for us when it comes to holding space for our clients.And lastly, we gave our girl Nat a shoutout in today's epi too - she's a pro at human centred copy, check her out here.Enjoy the show? We'd love to hear from you - leave us a review for your chance to be our monthly featured listener & win a $50 gift card to use on any of our courses or coaching programs!Want more from Paradigm? Follow us on the gram' at @paradigmnutrition_ , @nicolaspencer and @saracoddfit.And visit our site for tons more free resources, information & tips.Thanks for being here, we hope you enjoy this episode, it's a topic that is near and dear to our hearts xx

This week we're answering a listener's question on food for picnics. Katie Kurtz asked "Hi hello, I’m a mother of 3 under 4 and I live in California’s armpit. Is there an episode of picnic meals? Or do any of you lovely humans have picnic ideas for kids who eat too many sandwiches and don’t like meat?" We've had similar questions for family meal ideas for eating on the sidelines during summer sports, ideas to bring to the pool, listen for all our best ideas.

If it’s your mission to dismantle harmful business practices in your business when it comes to space holding, marketing and just in general, but you have NO idea where to start - I would highly recommend listening to this episode of the Unleash Your Voice podcast with Katie Kurtz. The conversation was profound and we covered a lot of harmful things happening in the online industry, 10/10 would recommend taking a listen and would be honoured if you let us know what you thought! About the guest: Katie Kurtz is an award winning coach, consultant and speaker.  With over a decade of experience as a licensed social worker, Katie has developed a blueprint of trauma-informed methods and practices on holding space, coaching and leading with clarity, purpose and integrity. Katie works with leaders, coaches and entrepreneurs of all kinds through her collection of trainings and mentorship to help them feel more equipped in how they hold space for themselves and others. Katie is a dynamic and nurturing guide who is often called on to guest teach or speak on topics related to holding space. Katie holds a Master of Social Work degree and Certificate in Non-Profit Management from Case Western Reserve University. She is a licensed independent social worker with supervision designation (LISW-S) in the state of Ohio. Katie is an Internationally Certified Coach with BYCA and 200hr registered yoga teacher. To connect with Katie, visit katie-kurtz.com where you can access a free centering meditation,  learn more about her consulting, mentorship and signature offering, CULTIVATE is a 6 week trauma informed space holding training (next round is fall 2021) You can connect with Katie on Instagram @_katiekurtz  RESOURCES: Article on brave spaces - https://www.gvsu.edu/cms4/asset/843249C9-B1E5-BD47-A25EDBC68363B726/from-safe-spaces-to-brave-spaces.pdf We talk about Rachel B Turner and Sara: https://rachelturner.com/ https://www.instagram.com/coachsaraturner/

For the first time in our lifetimes, a crisis has affected every person, every family, every street, town, school, church and business in America. It’s important to label the impact of COVID-19 for what it is: trauma. All of us, individually and collectively, have been traumatized by the coronavirus pandemic. Katie Kurtz, Community Resilience Educator with MetroHealth’s Center for Health Resilience, joins us to explain the collective trauma of COVID-19 and how we can heal and find resilience in days to come.

Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 70: Virtual Summer Camp Kids love adventure, sports, the arts and STEM. Sadly many of the summer camps that allow them to explore for new things has been challenged by the continuation of social distancing. YouTube’s Katie Kurtz has helped design the totally fun summer camp at home! Camp YouTube! Jump on and go to Learn@Home. More than 1,200 videos. Best summer camp ever Mom! That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 70: Virtual Summer Camp Kids love adventure, sports, the arts and STEM. Sadly many of the summer camps that allow them to explore for new things has been challenged by the continuation of social distancing. YouTube’s Katie Kurtz has helped design the totally fun summer camp at home! Camp YouTube! Jump on and go to Learn@Home. More than 1,200 videos. Best summer camp ever Mom! That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 70: Virtual Summer Camp Kids love adventure, sports, the arts and STEM. Sadly many of the summer camps that allow them to explore for new things has been challenged by the continuation of social distancing. YouTube’s Katie Kurtz has helped design the totally fun summer camp at home! Camp YouTube! Jump on and go to Learn@Home. More than 1,200 videos. Best summer camp ever Mom! That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 70: Virtual Summer Camp Kids love adventure, sports, the arts and STEM. Sadly many of the summer camps that allow them to explore for new things has been challenged by the continuation of social distancing. YouTube’s Katie Kurtz has helped design the totally fun summer camp at home! Camp YouTube! Jump on and go to Learn@Home. More than 1,200 videos. Best summer camp ever Mom! That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 70: Virtual Summer Camp Kids love adventure, sports, the arts and STEM. Sadly many of the summer camps that allow them to explore for new things has been challenged by the continuation of social distancing. YouTube’s Katie Kurtz has helped design the totally fun summer camp at home! Camp YouTube! Jump on and go to Learn@Home. More than 1,200 videos. Best summer camp ever Mom! That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

Katie Kurtz | Award-winning Connector & Founder of Her Turn Co. Redefining how introverted womxn connect with one anotherIn This Episode:Defining authentic friendship and connectionHow to make friends and find community as an adultPhrases to use to authentically connect with peopleConnecting over networking as an introvertCommunicating your introvert boundaries at work and in personal lifeBuilding authentic connections in real life and onlineEpisode NotesToday’s guest is Katie Kurtz is an award winning connector and founder of Her Turn Co.  Her Turn guides womxn in deepening their connection with themselves and each other through the It’s Her Turn podcast, coaching, gatherings and retreats. Katie's authentic spirit and gift as a connector allows her to create brave spaces both on and offline for womxn to be themselves so they can courageously redefine how they connect. Katie currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio. She holds a Masters of Science in Social Administration and Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Case Western Reserve University. She is an Internationally Certified Coach with Beautiful You Coaching Academy and 200hr RYT yoga instructor. Katie has spent the last 12+ years as a licensed social worker and works as a consultant with leaders and teams on connection-centered strategies.Subscribe to the Find Your Focus podcast and listen to new episodes every Tuesday.iTunes | Google Podcast | Google Play | Spotify | StitcherConnect with Katie here: Instagram | Facebook | WebsiteIt’s Her Turn podcast: Subscribe on iTunes, SoundCloud or SpotifyConnect with me on Instagram: A Restored Radiance InstagramSign up for brief weekly energy boosters in your inbox: Zen Notes

Katie Kurtz | Award-winning Connector & Founder of Her Turn Co. Redefining how introverted womxn connect with one anotherIn This Episode:Defining authentic friendship and connectionHow to make friends and find community as an adultPhrases to use to authentically connect with peopleConnecting over networking as an introvertCommunicating your introvert boundaries at work and in personal lifeBuilding authentic connections in real life and onlineEpisode NotesToday’s guest is Katie Kurtz is an award winning connector and founder of Her Turn Co.  Her Turn guides womxn in deepening their connection with themselves and each other through the It’s Her Turn podcast, coaching, gatherings and retreats. Katie's authentic spirit and gift as a connector allows her to create brave spaces both on and offline for womxn to be themselves so they can courageously redefine how they connect. Katie currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio. She holds a Masters of Science in Social Administration and Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Case Western Reserve University. She is an Internationally Certified Coach with Beautiful You Coaching Academy and 200hr RYT yoga instructor. Katie has spent the last 12+ years as a licensed social worker and works as a consultant with leaders and teams on connection-centered strategies.Subscribe to the Find Your Focus podcast and listen to new episodes every Tuesday.iTunes | Google Podcast | Google Play | Spotify | StitcherConnect with Katie here: Instagram | Facebook | WebsiteIt’s Her Turn podcast: Subscribe on iTunes, SoundCloud or SpotifyConnect with me on Instagram: A Restored Radiance InstagramSign up for brief weekly energy boosters in your inbox: Zen Notes

In this week's episode Katie Kurtz is sharing how to shift your mindset and own being an expert. Are you subscribed to my podcast? If not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don't want you to miss an episode. Subscribe Today! Now, if my message is resonating with you, I'd be really grateful if you left me a review. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they're also help me create what you need more. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!

411 for the week. Royal Baby news. Ariana and Pete are no more. Drake vs Kanye. Whoopi Goldberg. The queens talk to special guest Katie Kurtz of the Soul Connect Movement (www.soulconnectmovement.com) and of the Human Hour Podcast (www.soulconnectmovement.com/human-hour-podcast/)

As soon as I met Katie I felt like I was in good hands. She often refers to herself as a connector and honestly, that is spot on. Katie Kurtz finished up grad school and launched herself into a career of social work. Soon after, she began to feel an unsettledness. She then found yoga and her passion for connection and service through life coaching and her business (but really it's a movement), Soul Connect Movement. We talk about how she found Soul Connect, female friendship and connection, fear and more. I hope you enjoy our conversation. Connect with Katie: Her website: https://soulconnectmovement.com/ -The podcast she hosts with her soul sister: https://www.thehumanhourpodcast.com/ Instagram: -Her personal account: @_katiekurtz -Get updates on Soul Connect Movement: @soulconnectmovement -Get updates on her podcast: @thehumanhourpodcast Connect with me: -Join the secret facebook group: *SECRET* Muse Room -Instagram: @museroompodcast -E-mail: museroompodcast@gmail.com Please subscribe, rate and review. Happy listening!

"Reclaiming our power & stepping into our power isn't something we attain, it's something that we always have within us."Welcome back our first repeat guest, Katie Kurtz! As a listener favorite with her first episode on making friends as an adult, Katie is back on the podcast with us to share her divine wisdom and light.Today, we are deep diving on how to show up as your real self - especially when you feel like you've worn a filter or a mask for your whole life. Whether that was trying to fit in, prove your worth, or be socially validated and accepted (like myself), we can all fell like we've lost what's real.Most importantly, Katie and I talk about how to show up as the real you in those relationships where you'd rather contract, shy away or dim your light. This could be getting quiet around your boss, in-laws, or other people that you feel like you need to appear a certain way around. I get this question about full self expression in all areas of your life a lot from my coaching clients and listeners and I just knew that Katie was the exact person to share the right answer.In today's chat, Katie also shares how to honor the fear, especially around the worry that people won't be real with us too if we let our guard down. One of my favorite things that she says is to dig deep and truly ponder the worst case scenario would be if you showed up fully expressed. (Because it probably wouldn't be that bad and it's simply the stories in our head holding us back).This episode is such a treat and I deeply respect and admire Katie's work. So, tune in, grab your notebook, and you'll be well on your way to genuine, soul-bursting connection.About Katie:Katie Kurtz is an Internationally Certified Life Coach, yoga teacher and speaker who guides women to connect with their authentic selves + courageously live life on their own terms. She is the founder of Soul Connect, a coaching + connection movement that is redefining how women connect to themselves and each other. Through her coaching, in person gatherings, yoga experiences + events, Katie's authentic spirit and gift as a connector allows her to create a unique space for women to be themselves, embrace their humanness, and reclaim what's real.In this episode, you'll learn:- Why we shouldn't engage in weather talk and how you can stop leaning on it.- That we ALL are craving more intimate, deeper, soulful connection with others.- That now is the time to do what you want because you'll never be ready.- "That reclaiming our power and stepping into our power isn't something we attain, it's something that we always have within us."- How yoga was Katie's gateway to self expression, self-development, and authentic living.- That "when we use our breath and our bodies, we are coming into a deep connection with who we are."- How to get real with your fear. (+ How fear gets louder as we go into the direction of our dreams and that's okay).- How to use your fear as a guiding compass. (+ Katie's lighthouse analogy).- "I know that when I feel fear, it's like a lighthouse and it's guiding me."- How to show up as your real self in situations where you'd rather wear a mask, a filter, or keep people at an arm's length. (+ How to think about what would happen if you let go of your "shoulds" and showed up real?)- How to dive deeper in a conversation with people right off the bat.- Why it's easier to celebrate others, but not ourselves.- "That the more we show up as who we are, the more we inadequately give others the permission to do the same."- "When we show up as ourselves, when we don't put on filters, when we are unapologetic about who we are, that's how we reclaim what's real."- Not to take it all so seriously.Resources Mentioned:- Katie Kurtz on Making Friends as an Adult & Cultivating Your Soul Tribe - Kelly Trach- Christine Barnes- The Human Hour Podcast- Ylonda Rosenthal-Greene of Awake to My Soul- Jacki Carr on Soulful Goal Setting, Boundaries & Trusting the Process - Kelly Trach- Jenna Dailey on Female Friends, Abandoning Perfection & Honoring the Process - Kelly Trach- Jenny Lynn Newell on Self-Awareness, Savoring the Now & Being a Student - Kelly Trach- Shannon Salentine- Julie Parker of Beautiful You- Reclaim Program- Lakeside Ohio Retreat with Kate Kurtz- The Inner CircleFind Katie: Instagram: @_katiekurtzInstagram: @soulconnectmovementsoulconnectmovement.comFind Kelly:Instagram: @kellytrachkellytrach.com

On today's episode Geoff invited Katie Kurtz, designer and owner of Adorned Homes, into the podcast studio to talk about design trends, how she got started in the industry and how she feels about HGTV shows!  Have you been thinking about remodeling your house? Katie gives a few tips and tricks on what to fix first especially if you're thinking about selling!