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ssion fatigue\, and self-care.\n\nMost people that enter into the helping
profession are called to do this work from a deep place of wanting to impr
ove the lives of others. This type of work is often times undervalued in s
ociety and can come at a cost to oneself. This is particularly true during
times of great inequality and trauma. Now more than ever\, it is crucial
that society’s helpers find ways to take care of themselves so that their
inner light can shine even brighter for those in need. This webinar will t
ake participants on a journey of reconnecting with their own needs so that
they can strategize self-care practices that will lead away from burnout
and toward a more sustained way of being a helping professional. Participa
nts will leave the webinar feeling empowered and inspired. \n\n\nAbout
Taquelia Washington\, LCSW\n\nTaquelia Washington is a Licensed Clinic
al Social Worker and holds her Pupil Personal Services Credential. She is
the founder of EmpowerMe! Services. Through this business\, along with a t
eam of subcontractors\, she provides supervision to aspiring mental health
professionals\, teaches workshops designed to help those in helping profe
ssions provide more culturally inclusive and trauma informed services\, fa
cilitates courageous conversations as requested by a variety of organizati
ons\, and provides leadership coaching. Additionally\, she offers consulta
tion to help support the development of culturally inclusive services and
systems of care. You can learn more about her work at: www.empowermeservic
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DESCRIPTION:This will be a bilingual presentation in Spanish and English
with simultaneous interpretation in Spanish.\n\nCLICK HERE TO REGIS
TER\n\nJoin us on Thursday\, May 20\, from 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm\, to hear
from Taquelia Washington\, LCSW\, as we explore vicarious trauma\, compas
sion fatigue\, and self-care.\n\nMost people that enter into the helping p
rofession are called to do this work from a deep place of wanting to impro
ve the lives of others. This type of work is often times undervalued in so
ciety and can come at a cost to oneself. This is particularly true during
times of great inequality and trauma. Now more than ever\, it is crucial t
hat society’s helpers find ways to take care of themselves so that their i
nner light can shine even brighter for those in need. This webinar will ta
ke participants on a journey of reconnecting with their own needs so that
they can strategize self-care practices that will lead away from burnout a
nd toward a more sustained way of being a helping professional. Participan
ts will leave the webinar feeling empowered and inspired. \n\n\nAbout T
aquelia Washington\, LCSW\n\nTaquelia Washington is a Licensed Clinica
l Social Worker and holds her Pupil Personal Services Credential. She is t
he founder of EmpowerMe! Services. Through this business\, along with a te
am of subcontractors\, she provides supervision to aspiring mental health
professionals\, teaches workshops designed to help those in helping profes
sions provide more culturally inclusive and trauma informed services\, fac
ilitates courageous conversations as requested by a variety of organizatio
ns\, and provides leadership coaching. Additionally\, she offers consultat
ion to help support the development of culturally inclusive services and s
ystems of care. You can learn more about her work at: www.empowermeservice
s.com
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SUMMARY:Letting Your Light Shine: How to Become Beacons of Hope in Times of
Inequity and Trauma
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