Webinar: Ethics of Essential-Self Care for Clinicians

Providing mental health care as a therapist, case manager, administrator or in another role is rewarding work but also quite challenging. Whether working in a system or in private practice, change is inevitable requiring one to adapt, learn new knowledge and skills quickly, effectively, and often with little support. In addition, the landscape of our profession has changed in many ways since 2020.  While working from home provides flexibility, it can also result in feeling isolated, disconnected from others, and even lonely. Change requires time and energy and when both seem limited, change can be very stressful.  If you have been running on empty for a while, pushing on to keep meeting the needs of others even though you know you need to pause and rest, you are not alone. Many colleagues are tired, depleted, feeling numb, and even emotionally callused. Thank goodness we can now take time to pause…