Podcasters: Jay Levy, Robin Johnson, Matthew Bennett, & Dr. Jerry Yager
Jay Levy and Robin Johnson join Matt, Curt, and Jerry to discuss their recent book Cross-Cultural Dialogues on Homelessness: From Pretreatment Strategies to Psychologically Informed Environments which was inspired by conversations surrounding homelessness between providers in the United States and the United Kingdom. In their book, Levy and Johnson present a range of best practices for those experiencing homelessness and trauma. In this episode, we explore the insights gained from their important dialogue and how innovation emerges from learning outside our normal focus areas.
Discussion questions:
- What lessons did you learn from the experience and conversations of Levy and Johnson?
- How could the concepts of pre-treatment or psychologically informed environment help you think about your work?
- Did you see any opportunities to step outside your normal focus areas to learn from those with different experiences and unique expertise?
http://pielink.net/cross-cultural-dialogues-on-homelessness/
http://pielink.net/questions/pre-treatment/
Matt’s Review of Cross-Cultural Dialogues on Homelessness
