Show Notes
In this episode of Voices in Local Government, hosts Joe Supervielle and Angelica Wedell sit down with trauma-informed care consultant Adrienne Wise for a practical conversation on mental health, burnout, and employee engagement in the public sector.
You’ll hear why fostering mental wellness is not just “nice to have”—it’s a leadership imperative for attracting and keeping top talent in today’s local government workplace.
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