Please join us for our first-ever social worker learning circle on secondary trauma, burnout and self-care!
Learning circles are a unique training opportunity for child welfare staff to come together with the support of a facilitator/instructor for brief educational content followed by the opportunity for discussion, group sharing and peer-to-peer learning. Content of learning circles is customized to the needs of the group that emerge during the learning experience.
This learning circle will bring together child welfare social workers to address issues of secondary trauma, burnout and self-care, particularly in the time of COVID. It will provide an opportunity for social workers to learn strategies for self-care and trauma resilience that they, in turn, can use with children, youth and families involved in the child welfare system.
The goal of this learning circle is to support child welfare staff retention, resilience and capacity to do quality social work with children and youth in foster care and all families involved in the child welfare system, and to boost trauma resilience among children and families they serve.
Please note: This event is limited to line staff; please do not attend if you are a supervisor or leader. We will be creating similar events for supervisors soon. Thank you for honoring the importance of creating a safe space for staff!