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The Mindful Path to Recovery: Tools for Clinician Wellness and Client Care
Understanding the importance of mindfulness self-practice is vital for both clients and clincians. Mindfulness techniques support healing and promote lifelong recovery by equipping individuals with essential tools for sustained wellness.
Participants passionate about caregiving will also learn about compassion fatigue.
Recognizing it's symptoms and risk factors helps professionals gain insight into their own experiences. By developing healthy coping strategies and resilience, individuals can effectively prevent burnout and continue to support others on their recovery journeys.
Schedule:
8:30am: Registration and continental breakfast
9:00am - noon: Training
Speakers:
Michael Oldenburg, M.A.,LPC, CADC, CODPI
Staff Educator
Chaplain Chris Druce Jones, M. Div
Director of Chaplaincy
Peter Mowris, Ph. D.
Family Program Coordinator
By attending this event, attendees will learn how to:
Understand the significance of mindfulness self-practice for both clients and clinicians.
Learn how to facilitate a Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention session and effectively navigate the inquiry process.
Explore how mindfulness and therapeutic recreation practices contribute to recovery.
Discover how mindfulness techniques can promote and enhance lifelong recovery.
Engage in mindfulness exercises that support healing and recovery.
Gain insight into what constitutes compassion fatigue in the fields of behavioral health counseling and caregiving.
Identify the symptoms and risk factors associated with experiencing compassion fatigue.
Learn healthy coping strategies and resilience-building skills to prevent and combat burnout.
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UbicaciónRosecrance Griffin Williamson (Ver)
1601 University Drive
Rockford, IL 61107
United States
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