Finding Your Voice: Leadership, Resilience and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
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Segment 1
Regina’s first female police chief, Chief Lorilee Davies, shares what it was like building a career in a male-dominated profession, learning to trust her voice, and bringing emotional intelligence and compassion into police leadership.
Segment 2
Chief Davies explains a new mental-health check-in tool for frontline officers and talks openly about trauma, PTSD, early intervention, and why asking for help needs to happen before someone reaches a breaking point.
Segment 3
Corina Walsh shares practical leadership lessons about how we build emotional intelligence, and show up well in the workplace.
Segment 4
Jenn explores imposter syndrome and that nagging fear that we do not deserve our success, offering three practical tools: keep a win file, name the feeling without believing it, and focus less on proving yourself and more on what you can contribute.
Regina’s first female police chief, Chief Lorilee Davies, shares what it was like building a career in a male-dominated profession, learning to trust her voice, and bringing emotional intelligence and compassion into police leadership.
Segment 2
Chief Davies explains a new mental-health check-in tool for frontline officers and talks openly about trauma, PTSD, early intervention, and why asking for help needs to happen before someone reaches a breaking point.
Segment 3
Corina Walsh shares practical leadership lessons about how we build emotional intelligence, and show up well in the workplace.
Segment 4
Jenn explores imposter syndrome and that nagging fear that we do not deserve our success, offering three practical tools: keep a win file, name the feeling without believing it, and focus less on proving yourself and more on what you can contribute.
