Compassion Fatigue Prevention & Resiliency by Eric Gentry

Compassion Fatigue Prevention & Resiliency by Eric Gentry

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This seminar recording has been identified by hundreds of professionals as life changing, essential and exhilarating. Join Dr. J. Eric Gentry, an internationally-recognized leader in the study and treatment of compassion fatigue for state-of-the-art training that integrates the latest research and practical wisdom to help you reclaim the satisfaction, hope and inspiration of professional caregiving.

For the past 30 years research has been steadily accumulating to demonstrate that caring has its costs. We now know that working with others who suffer pain, depression, abuse and trauma has negative effects for the caregiver—many of which are potentially debilitating. Attend this seminar and learn powerful tools that are critical elements of professional resiliency and integrate them into your practice immediately.

• Say goodbye to job-related stress
• Why self-care isn’t enough – the secrets of compassion resiliency
• Evidence-based resiliency training for caregiving professionals
• Learn the 5 critical elements of professional resiliency
• Powerful tools to immediately integrate into your practice

Opening Exercise – A Message from Viktor Frankl
COMPASSION FATIGUE ETIOLOGY & SYMPTOMS

• Tools for Hope: Stress = Perceived Threat
  1. Perceived Threat
  2. The Body, Brain & Autonomous Nervous System
  3. Sympathetic vs. Parasympathetic Dominance
  4. Self-Regulation
• Compassion Fatigue Didactic
  1. Caregiver Secondary Traumatic Stress: Causes, Prevention & Cure
  2. Burnout: Causes, Prevention & Cure

COMPASSION FATIGUE RESILIENCY SKILLS

• Intentionality
  1. The Covenant
  2. Didactic: Breaching Integrity & Sympathetic Dominance
• Self-regulation
  1. Instruction: Physiological Intervention for shifting from Sympathetic to Parasympathetic dominance
• Self-validation
• Connection
• Self-Care

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