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X-WR-CALDESC:Topic: How do we manage our secondary trauma\, burnout and com
 passion fatigue during Covid-19? Essential tools from a trauma expert.\nWh
 en: Tuesday\, April 21\, 2020\nTime: 12:30-1:45 PM \nCost: Free of charge
 \nRegister: https://nationalcasagal.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_NgSV8j-AS1
 meMpvq70u57A\n\nWhen completing the registration form: \n•	In the Organizat
 ion field enter: Summit County CASA\n•	Under I am a: choose CASA/GAL Volunt
 eer \nNumber of in-service credits: 1.25\nPlease note: If you are unable t
 o attend the live presentation\, please contact your Volunteer Coordinator
  to request instructions on accessing the archived recording and handouts.
  \nDescription:\nThere is now wide consensus that responding to the COVID-
 19 pandemic will take months rather than weeks. As CASA/GAL staff and volu
 nteers we work in a high stress\, trauma-exposed field\, and all of us nee
 d to consider strategies that will help us remain clear-headed\, compassio
 nate and present in the long-term rather than racing to just get through a
 nother day.\nUsing evidence-informed strategies\, this webinar will offer 
 some essential strategies and resources to help all of us manage this diff
 icult time.\nPresenter’s bio:\nFrançoise Mathieu\, M.Ed.\, RP.\, CCC. \nCo
 mpassion Fatigue Specialist \nExecutive Director\, TEND.\nFrançoise Mathie
 u is a Registered Psychotherapist and a subject matter expert on topics re
 lated to compassion fatigue and secondary trauma. She is the executive dir
 ector of TEND\, whose aim is to offer consulting and training to professio
 nals on topics related to secondary trauma\, compassion fatigue\, burnout\
 , self-care\, wellness and organizational health. \nMathieu has extensive 
 experience working with the legal profession\, dependency courts\, guardia
 ns ad litem\, Child advocacy Centres\, anti-Human Trafficking and law enfo
 rcement. She has presented to the California Children’s Law Centre\, the L
 APD\, the Colorado Collaborative Justice Conference\, the International Sy
 mposium on Child Abuse\, the San Diego International Conference on Child a
 nd Family Maltreatment\, The Boulder County District Attorney’s Office\, S
 t Jude’s Children’s Hospital in Memphis\, the Chief Coroner’s Office of On
 tario\, the Los Angeles County Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force and many 
 other agencies who do high stress trauma exposed work.\nThank you for all 
 you do in supporting our mission. Please let me know if you have any quest
 ions about this or other training opportunities. \n
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DESCRIPTION:Topic: How do we manage our secondary trauma\, burnout and comp
 assion fatigue during Covid-19? Essential tools from a trauma expert.\nWhe
 n: Tuesday\, April 21\, 2020\nTime: 12:30-1:45 PM \nCost: Free of charge\n
 Register: https://nationalcasagal.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_NgSV8j-AS1me
 Mpvq70u57A\n\nWhen completing the registration form: \n•	In the Organizatio
 n field enter: Summit County CASA\n•	Under I am a: choose CASA/GAL Voluntee
 r \nNumber of in-service credits: 1.25\nPlease note: If you are unable to 
 attend the live presentation\, please contact your Volunteer Coordinator t
 o request instructions on accessing the archived recording and handouts. 
 \nDescription:\nThere is now wide consensus that responding to the COVID-1
 9 pandemic will take months rather than weeks. As CASA/GAL staff and volun
 teers we work in a high stress\, trauma-exposed field\, and all of us need
  to consider strategies that will help us remain clear-headed\, compassion
 ate and present in the long-term rather than racing to just get through an
 other day.\nUsing evidence-informed strategies\, this webinar will offer s
 ome essential strategies and resources to help all of us manage this diffi
 cult time.\nPresenter’s bio:\nFrançoise Mathieu\, M.Ed.\, RP.\, CCC. \nCom
 passion Fatigue Specialist \nExecutive Director\, TEND.\nFrançoise Mathieu
  is a Registered Psychotherapist and a subject matter expert on topics rel
 ated to compassion fatigue and secondary trauma. She is the executive dire
 ctor of TEND\, whose aim is to offer consulting and training to profession
 als on topics related to secondary trauma\, compassion fatigue\, burnout\,
  self-care\, wellness and organizational health. \nMathieu has extensive e
 xperience working with the legal profession\, dependency courts\, guardian
 s ad litem\, Child advocacy Centres\, anti-Human Trafficking and law enfor
 cement. She has presented to the California Children’s Law Centre\, the LA
 PD\, the Colorado Collaborative Justice Conference\, the International Sym
 posium on Child Abuse\, the San Diego International Conference on Child an
 d Family Maltreatment\, The Boulder County District Attorney’s Office\, St
  Jude’s Children’s Hospital in Memphis\, the Chief Coroner’s Office of Ont
 ario\, the Los Angeles County Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force and many o
 ther agencies who do high stress trauma exposed work.\nThank you for all y
 ou do in supporting our mission. Please let me know if you have any questi
 ons about this or other training opportunities. \n
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