Speaking
Sarita was a missionary for seven years and also ran a nonprofit in a post-conflict zone in Uganda for 10 years where she provided pastoral counseling and rehabilitation for girl child soldiers and women in sex trafficking. Sarita has spoken at countless churches and organizations across the United States and internationally about her passion for social justice and member care. She is also available for podcast collaborations regarding any of the following topics specializing in ending burnout for mothers and those in ministry.
She also travels internationally to work with missions and aid/humanitarian organizations to train teams and help them develop sustainable care programs for staff and volunteers. She has provided one-on-one pastoral counseling and life coaching at missionary retreats overseas. Her heart has always been for inner healing and healing the wounds of trauma. She has since trained in trauma and self-care and is available to speak on related subjects or appear on podcasts.
Subject Areas:
- Compassion Fatigue
- Self-Care on the Field
- Burnout: Prevention & Recovery
- Ending Mom Burnout
- Women in Ministry/On a Mission
- Ending the patriarchy in ministry for women
- Matrescence- The Birth of a Mother
- Self-care for mothers
- Identity building for mothers
- Postpartum care for women
- Vicarious Trauma
- Member Care: Doing It Well
- Preparation Training for Long-Term Missions
- PTSD and Missions
- Missionary Attrition
- Father Heart of God
- Self-compassion & love
Purpose:
- To help women and mothers know their purpose is valuable to God and doesn’t end when they become mothers. To help mothers embrace their truest identity and find themselves once again after motherhood. To help women embrace their sacred identities and live joyfully in their purpose
- To disrupt the current paradigm of missions, global worker burnout, and unhealthiness, to ensure that people on the field are healthy and thriving so they can be more effective in loving and serving well.
- To help churches/sending organizations/humanitarian orgs fully understand the unique challenges facing global workers and better care for their people.
- To walk alongside global workers to ensure they have the proper training and ongoing support they need to be giving out of wholeness instead of emptiness.
Audience:
Women, mothers, missionaries, Churches, missions committees, missions training programs, missionary retreats, missionary care organizations, women’s retreats
Book Sarita to Speak
saritahartz@gmail.com