Helping Mental Health Professionals
Research shows that helping professionals present with more than double the expected incidence of personal trauma.
- Over half report their source of distress was vicarious event with a client, friend, or family member
- In training process the helper is taught to help but not how to engage in the therapeutic process of personal awareness
- Helpers have a difficult time with self-care and seeing the effects on their lives
- Need special guidance in recognizing and treating their own needs
We can help you explore:
- Naming personal and professional barriers to being well
- The ethical necessity of being well
- Being well professionally by embracing education, personal therapy, and supervision
- Being well by embracing life in all its varied moments
- Being well by embracing the journey from doing to being
