Spr2022posttest

POST-TEST for professionals receiving supervision toward L.I.C.S.W.

Self Compassion: Sustaining the Ability to Care in Challenging Times
Presented by Dr. Darcy Harris RN, RSW, MEd (Couns.), PhD, FT
Friday May 6th, 2022 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

About the Program (Description): Clinicians who work with people experiencing loss and grief are often defined by their compassionate nature and ability to care for others in incredibly difficult situations. The ability to sustain this compassionate stance begins with self-compassion. There is a growing body of evidence supporting the cultivation of compassion-based practices as a buffer to fatigue and burnout that can be readily experienced when working with vulnerable individuals in organizational settings. This workshop will discuss the current research and trends related to compassion in care delivery, and introduce participants to practices to enhance the cultivation of a greater sense of compassion for themselves and those in their care.

Once completed please keep a copy for your records. Then hit “SUBMIT,” MCDES also needs to maintain a copy in case of an audit by the Minnesota Board of Social Work. Thank you.

Post Test

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First Name *

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Please write briefly about each of the following:

1. Comment on ways in which normal and anticipated grief can be complicated/pathologized as a result of social rules/norms. *

2. Discuss the importance of clinician self-awareness as it relates to the helping profession and/or service to those experiencing issues surrounding death, dying, grief, and bereavement. *

3. Describe 2-3 compassion-focused therapeutic strategies that can be integrated into clinical practice. *

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