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Compassion Fatigue Prevention & Resiliency by Eric Gentry

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Hundreds of professionals have praised this lecture recording as thrilling, vital, and life-changing. Join Dr. J. Eric Gentry, a known expert in the study and treatment of compassion fatigue, for cutting-edge training that combines the most recent scientific findings with sound judgment. This program will help you rediscover the joy, hope, and inspiration of providing professional care.

Research on the financial consequences of caregiving has been progressively accumulating over the past 30 years. We now understand that caring for people who experience pain, despair, abuse, or trauma has detrimental repercussions on the caregiver, many of which have the potential to be permanently incapacitating. Attend this webinar to have access to effective methods that may be instantly incorporated into your work and are essential components of professional resilience.

Put an end to work-related stress.
Why self-care is insufficient and how to develop compassion and resilience
Evidence-based resilience instruction for caregivers
Discover the five essential components of professional resiliency.
Effective techniques you may use right away in your profession

Opening Exercise: Viktor Frankl’s Message
Etiology of compassion fatigue and symptoms

Resources for Hope Stress is a result of perceived threat, which affects the body, brain, and autonomic nervous system.
Dominance in Sympathy vs. Parasympathetic
Self-Regulation
compassion exhaustion Didactic Caregiver Secondary Causes, Prevention, and Treatment of Traumatic Stress
Causes, Prevention, & Treatment of Burnout

SKILLS OF COMPANY FATIGUE AND RESILIENCE

Intentionality
Breaching Integrity & Sympathetic Dominance: The Covenant Didactic
Self-regulation
Instructions: Physiological Intervention to Change Sympathetic Predominance to Parasympathetic
Self-validation Connection
Self-Care

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About Author

Eric Gentry

Eric Gentry, Ph.D., LMHC, D.A.A.E.T.S. is a board-certified and internationally recognized leader in the study and treatment of traumatic stress and compassion fatigue. His doctorate is from Florida State University where he studied with Professor Charles Figley—a pioneer of these two fields. In 1997, he co-developed the Accelerated Recovery Program (ARP) for Compassion Fatigue—the world’s only evidence-based treatment protocol for compassion fatigue. Dr. Gentry was original faculty, curriculum designer and Associate Director of the Traumatology Institute at Florida State University. In 2001, he became the co-director and moved this institute to the University of South Florida where it became the International Traumatology Institute. In 2010, he began the International Association of Trauma Professionals. He has trained tens of thousands of professionals to more effectively treat traumatic stress. In 2005, Hogrefe and Huber published Trauma Practice: Tools for Stabilization and Recovery—a critically acclaimed text on the treatment of traumatic stress for which Dr. Gentry is a co-author. The third edition of this text was released in 2015. In 2016 He released his revolutionary Forward-Facing Trauma Therapy book. He is the author of numerous chapters, papers, and peer-reviewed journal articles in the areas of traumatic stress and compassion fatigue. Dr. Gentry is a licensed psychotherapist with over 33 years of clinical practice. He is the CEO and owner of Compassion Unlimited– a private psychotherapy, training, and consulting practice.