Working as a mental health clinician has always been challenging as we are truly "front line professionals". We can be exposed to tragedy, grief and pain on a daily basis. We often work in systems or environments that undervalue the work or are resource strapped. In the midst of a pandemic, we may be more isolated from peers and supports while still expected to always have a full tank of empathy and compassion for others while we may be suffering from our own losses, fears or anxiety. In this webinar you will learn about not just why you should pay attention to your own needs but how!
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1.Define the terms burnout and compassion fatigue
2.Describe differences between burnout and compassion fatigue
3.Identify personal and workplace consequences of burnout and compassion fatigue
4.Identify strategies for preventing and responding to burnout and compassion fatigue
5.Explore ethical considerations of burnout and compassion fatigue
This is a live event. Within 24 hours of the webinar, you will receive an email with a link to the session. All participants require internet access and an email address.
Class notes: Upon successful completion, participants will be awarded 3 continuing education contact hours for nurses, nursing home administrators, occupational therapists, physical therapists, dietitians, respiratory care technicians, counselors, and social workers.
Use the name and address on file with your professional licensing agency when you register. After successfully completing the course, you'll get a certificate of completion by email and can sign in to the KCC Continuing Education site to print your certificate anytime
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Educate & Elevate: Burnout & Compassi...
Location
Virtual
Fees/Admission
$42. Use code CHAMBER20 to receive 20% off when checking out
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