Running on Empty: Self-Care for Those Who Care for Others

Format

Workshop

First Presenter's Institution

The Cambio Group

First Presenter’s Email Address

bettye@thecambiogroup.com

First Presenter's Brief Biography

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Location

Session Four Breakouts (Ballroom A)

Strand #1

Health: Mental & Physical Health

Strand #2

Head: Academic Achievement & Leadership

Relevance

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Brief Program Description

Educating our youth is a calling that draws some of the most hard-working and dedicated people. Teachers and youth service providers are also prone to burnout - in fact, last year, public school teachers quit their jobs at the highest rate on record. Educators, it's time to start showing care and compassion.

In this interactive workshop, Dr. Shields will provide concrete ideas for incorporating self-care strategies that recharge educators and the students they serve. Join us to discover how awareness of one's own SEL strengths and needs, purposeful energizers and brain breaks, quiet time, and closing circle can work together to provide critical replenishment throughout the school day.

Summary

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Evidence

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Learning Objective 1

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Learning Objective 2

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Learning Objective 3

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Presentation Year

2023

Start Date

3-7-2023 8:30 AM

End Date

3-7-2023 9:45 AM

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Running on Empty: Self-Care for Those Who Care for Others

Session Four Breakouts (Ballroom A)

Educating our youth is a calling that draws some of the most hard-working and dedicated people. Teachers and youth service providers are also prone to burnout - in fact, last year, public school teachers quit their jobs at the highest rate on record. Educators, it's time to start showing care and compassion.

In this interactive workshop, Dr. Shields will provide concrete ideas for incorporating self-care strategies that recharge educators and the students they serve. Join us to discover how awareness of one's own SEL strengths and needs, purposeful energizers and brain breaks, quiet time, and closing circle can work together to provide critical replenishment throughout the school day.