Tools for Creating Calm in Times of Distress (Part 6) will provide an opportunity to further enhance your self-awareness in response to distress. Participants will use their personal experiences to further explore empathy, transference, and reactivity, as they practice strategies to de-escalate and prevent distress.
Preventing Compassion from Becoming Fatigue: Self-Care Tips for Nursing Facility Staff
Despite the demands that come with working in a nursing facility, staff are dedicated to their craft and enjoy a deep satisfaction from helping care for residents. The other side of the job brings pressures that can increase susceptibility to exhaustion leading to compassion fatigue and other occupational hazards.
The Importance of Diversity-Informed Practices in Trauma-Informed Care – Part 1
Diversity-informed practice and trauma-informed care are so intertwined that nursing facilities cannot effectively have one without the other. In this session, we consider the importance of cultural responsiveness–individually and systemically–to those who have experienced trauma.
Tools for Creating Calm in Times of Distress – Part 5 of 6
Tools for Creating Calm in Times of Distress (Part 5) will provide an opportunity to further enhance your self-awareness in response to distress. Participants will use their personal experiences to further explore empathy, transference, and reactivity, as they practice strategies to de-escalate and prevent distress.