Frontline healthcare workers provide service to clients with increasingly complex needs, requiring compassionate care. Overtime, these demands can contribute to emotional, physical and mental exhaustion resulting in a drop in morale, decreased job performance, absenteeism and an increasing reduction of the desire to help.
This workshop will help your staff:
This workshop is typically offered as a three-hour session but if you prefer a longer or shorter duration, it can be customized to fit your organization's specific requirements.
Our personal and professional lives are filled with many unpredictable events that can leave us feeling confused and uncertain. Whether it's adapting to new technologies, adjusting to a new supervisor, or supporting new clients with challenging needs, these changes can take a toll. Not to mention the public health crisis we’ve all just lived through. Even changes that are anticipated and celebrated can be a challenge to navigate. In this webinar you’ll learn strategies to embrace change and develop resilience in the face of expected and unexpected challenges in life.
This workshop will help your staff:
This workshop is typically offered as a three-hour session but if you prefer a longer or shorter duration, it can be customized to fit your organization's specific requirements.
The goal of this workshop is to help your staff recognize the signs of stress and burnout, and to learn how to channel energy into productive coping mechanisms.
This workshop will help your staff to:
This workshop is typically offered as a three-hour session but if you prefer a longer or shorter duration, it can be customized to fit your organization's specific requirements.
For frontline healthcare workers, dealing with loss is a difficult but expected “occupational hazard”, but it doesn’t mean that it doesn’t hurt. If ignored, the cumulative effect of grief and loss can result in reduced productivity and morale, an increase in absenteeism or even leaving the field.
This interactive session will support your staff to find healthy ways to cope.
This workshop will help your staff:
This workshop is typically offered as a three-hour session but if you prefer a longer or shorter duration, it can be customized to fit your organization's specific requirements.
Winter Workshop Policy
To ensure the safety and accessibility of our workshops, we will not schedule in-person sessions between December and March. Winter weather conditions during this period can lead to hazardous travel, which may impact both participant attendance and trainer availability. During these months, we encourage virtual workshops as an effective alternative, allowing uninterrupted training and support regardless of weather challenges.
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