Self-Care Strategies and Burnout Prevention: Redefining your Identity in the Counselor Profession
Virtual
This virtual workshop will demonstrate to participants how their identity contributes to their professional role as a counselor, identify and describe signs and symptoms of burnout, and describe self-care strategies to reduce signs and symptoms of burnout.
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Participants will learn how their identity contributes to their professional role as a counselor.\
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Participants will be able to identify and describe signs and symptoms of burnout and how it affects their role as a counselor.
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Participants will be able to list and describe self-care strategies or techniques to reduce signs and symptoms of burnout
Upon attendance of the workshop and completion of the post workshop survey, participants will receive a certificate reflecting their fulfillment of the workshop via email within 48 hours.
Carla D. Cauley, MA, NCC®, LPC, LCDCI, NCPM is currently employed as an LPC in the Behavioral Health Transfer Center at Texas Health Resources along with seeing clients part-time in private practice. She has worked as a clinician, in non-profit, as a preferred therapist for US Federal District Courts, Court Coordinator for the Dallas County Family Courts and as a Supervisor for U.S. Federal Probation and Pretrial Services in the Northern District of Texas.
Carla has two adult children, a daughter who is a LMSW working and obtaining her clinical hours in outpatient at John Peter Smith Hospital and a son who is in his junior year as student athlete (football) at Georgetown College, in Georgetown, KY, majoring in Business Finance. She is a member of the Saint John Baptist church in Grand Prairie, Texas, and enjoys gardening, reading, writing, and cooking while spending time with family and friends.