Trauma Informed Care (TIC) in FEP

HeadsUp Presents: Identifying and addressing Compassion Fatigue in providers who do trauma work.

This workshop focuses on differentiating between Compassion Fatigue and Burnout, supporting Compassion Satisfaction and Vicarious Resilience, and basic considerations for responding to negative events during individuals’ course of care. Moving beyond reminders for self-care, we will focus on individual, organizational and systems-level factors that impact providers’ health, wellness, and ability to sustain their ability to work with individuals in challenging situations and how to address risk factors for Compassion Fatigue and Burnout by cultivating resilience.

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify risk factors and warning signs of Compassion Fatigue and Burnout including differentiating between the two and identifying potential for overlap
2. Identify how we can support Compassion Satisfaction, Vicarious Resilience, and wellness practices in ourselves, our teams and our systems
3. Strategize how to respond to negative events that may impact consumers during the course of our work together with a focus on supporting team members’ increased risks of Compassion Fatigue when negative events occur
4. Incorporate empirically supported facilitating practices including PCCP, MI and EBPs as building resilience against burnout and CF

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