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Counselors • Psychotherapists • Psychologists • Social Workers • Addiction Counselors • Case Managers Marriage & Family Therapists • Nurses • Mental Health Professionals

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• Discoverandimplement5skillsforprofessional& personal resiliency

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• Gainself-regulationskillsforyourself—andthenteachyour clients these techniques to eradicate stress from their lives

• Recaptureyoursenseofmission,purpose,hopeandjoy in your career helping others

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Prevention & Resiliency

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objectives

About Your Presenter

1 Summarize the causes, effects, treatments and prevention of compassion fatigue that include burnout, secondary traumatic stress & caregiver stress.

2 Explain how compassion fatigue erodes professional resiliency.

3 Implement skills for successful self-regulation.

4 Demonstrate an increased capacity to remain comfortable and maximally effective regardless of external demands.

5 Develop a personalized professional “moral compass” for the starting point for professional maturation and resiliency.

6 Implement simple, yet powerful, strategies to prevent the symptoms of Compassion Fatigue.

7 Create a self-directed, easy-to-use, personalized Professional Resiliency Plan.

Opening Exercise “Silent Witness”Viktor Frankl: That which is to give light must endure burning What is professional resiliency? Why caregiving work is “chronic pain” Causes and effects of stress in the caregiving workplace

Tools for Hope Perceived threat & the autonomous nervous systemSelf-Regulation & Intentionality

Compassion Fatigue What it is—and what it isn’t? Secondary traumatic stress Causes/cures/prevention Burnout Causes/cure/prevention The four maxims of professional resiliency

IntentionalityArticulation of intention From reactivity to intentionalityMission-focused living—resiliency and symptom reduction Empower clients with this powerful transformative process

Self-RegulationSelf-regulation vs. relaxationParasympathetic nervous system dominance Shifting from sympathetic to parasympathetic dominance for stress reduction forever!Self-regulation—learn how in 30 seconds!

Self-ValidationFrom weakness to strength Disruptions and weakening of the self through placating, people-pleasing, entitlement and indulgenceTools for developing, maintaining and strengthening self-hoodExercise: Compassionate self-supervision

Connection“I am never stronger than when I am asking for help”Four important functions of a support network Developing the support network

Self-CareSelf-care assessmentWhy it isn’t indulgenceRefueling—the necessity of “re-creative” activities Different modalities of self-care

ApplicationSELF-DIRECTED RESILIENCY PLAN FOR COMPASSION FATIGUE (Rank 2004)The five skills for resiliency to compassion fatigue into an easy-to-utilize self-care planImplementing the planClosing

This seminar has been identified by hundreds of professionals as life changing, essential and exhilarating. Join Dr. Michael Rank, trauma and compassion fatigue expert, and take home evidence-based compassion resiliency and prevention skills drawn from the Accelerated Recovery Program for Compassion Fatigue. Learn self-regulation—practical skills that are critical to your being maximally effective with your clients and improving treatment outcomes.

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 from depression, pain, abuse and trauma have negative effects on the caregiver—many of which are potentially debilitating. Attend this seminar and learn powerful tools (the anti-bodies) that are critical for professional resiliency and integrate them into your practice immediately. Additionally, you will leave with techniques to teach and help your clients improve their lives.

Let Dr. Rank show you how to recapture your sense of mission, purpose, hope and joy in your career helping others.

Compassion Fatigue

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P R O G R A M S C H E D U L E

MichAel G. rAnk, Ph.D. is a tenured associate professor at the University of South Florida (USF), School of Social Work and an international scholar and researcher. He is a decorated Vietnam veteran, having served as a combat infantryman in the U.S. Army between 1969-1970. Michael directed Family Advocacy and Children Have a Potential (CHAP) programs for the United States Air Force; was a Team Leader for the Veterans Administration Vet Center program, and was a director of Employee Assistance Programs for Family Service America. In addition to the clinical services required by each of these positions, he also maintained a private practice specializing in treating stress and anxiety disorders.

Michael has researched, published, and presented seminars and workshops about veterans’ issues, treating veterans and their families, the psychological effects of biological and chemical disasters, critical incident stress debriefing, traumatic stress, posttraumatic stress disorder and compassion fatigue. Most notably he completed an investigation of the experiences of survivors of traumatic stress in three countries: Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, and selected counties in South Florida, which was funded by the Office of Naval Research through the USF Center for Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance. He has also created a bioterrorism training protocol for mental health preparedness funded by the Department of the Army.

Michael received his doctorate in Social Work Education from the University of South Carolina, his master’s degree in Social Work from Bryn Mawr College, and his B.A. in Sociology from Bloomsburg University.

Transform Compassion Fatigue: How to Use Movement & Breath to Change Your LifeBy Karl LaRowe, MA, LCSW “As caregivers, we cannot stop or block compassion fatigue, but we can transform it into something positive.”

Compassion Fatigue is secondary traumatic stress and is pervasive among professional and family caregivers. It is physical, emotional, mental and even spiritual exhaustion that can result from absorbing and internalizing the pain and

suffering of the people you care for.

Transform Compassion Fatigue: How to Use Movement and Breath to Change Your Life is your guide to specific, real-life solutions to address Compassion Fatigue. Discover how secondary trauma is absorbed and internalized into the body and mind, leaving you exhausted, burned out and depressed. Be introduced to the practice of FlowMotion™. Based on Qigong, an ancient Chinese martial art used to harmonize breath, energy and movement, FlowMotion™ provides real and immediate relief from the exhaustion of compassion fatigue so that you feel better now.