2022 Helen Kelly Conference


“Everyone you will ever meet knows something you don’t.”

-Bill Nye-


Cassilynn (Cassie) Brown, RN, MSN, SANE-A, SANE-P (She/Her/Hers)

Case Study
Forensic Nurse Examiner at Unity Point/Meriter in Madison and for DaneMAC in Madison, Wisconsin

“As nurses, we advocate and educate.”

“Advocate for additional research so we can make these changes.”

Cassie Brown
https://brownskinmatters.com/

Chynna Lewis, MSW (She/her/hers)

UW-Madison Violence Prevention Program Manager

Phone: 1-314-599-5545

email: chynna.lewis@wisc.edu

It’s more of a hand up then a hand out.” On implicit bias.

“Showing up here is an act of valor itself.” To the SA survivor.

Chynna Lewis

Kimberly Pufahl (she/her/hers)

Youth and Family Advocate-The Women’s Community, Inc.

“It’s coming to a basic building block of respect.” Utilizing pronouns.

Kimberly Pufahl

Deb Chapman, MAED, CTRT

The Trauma Response

5 finger breathing instructions by educations.nsw.gov.au

Grounding Technique by https://hansonsrc.com/breathing-and-grounding/

“No matter what the situation is, I still like you”

“Remember the why”

Deb Chapman

Sandra L. Wolf, RN-C, MSN, CT

Self Care, Coping…Making a Difference

“Alot of what I say is for them but I want us to use it for us as well.”

“I, as a nurse, after I’ve taken, and taken, and taken…I finally get to give back.”

Sandy Wolf