Professional Well-Being for Clinicians: From Knowledge to Action 2026 is organized by TZK Seminars and will be held on Aug 28, 2026.
Description:
Instructor was knowledgeable, easy to relate to and made the content interesting and easy to follow along with. Great reflective exercises!”-LisaA., Social Worker, New York.
We all know that professional burnout is a problem, but what do we do about it? In this interactive seminar, Dr. Hartman-Hall provides information from the research literature and her clinical experience about the causes and consequences of clinician burnout. Recognizing that wellness is not a “one size fits all” concept, we will explore a variety of approaches for considering clinicians’ risk factors for occupational stress, improving our own self-care, and adjusting our approach to our work. Brief exercises to practice relaxation, mindfulness, and self-awareness will be utilized throughout the talk to provide participants the opportunity to practice concepts being discussed.
Learning Objectives:
At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
1) Identify and assess potential negative effects of occupational stress.
2) Identify risk factors for burnout.
3) Describe ways to address barriers to self-care.
4) Identify strategies for self-care and managing stress.
5) Practice relaxation and reflection exercises to apply concepts discussed.
Credits:
2 CE’s
Continuing Education Credit:
To earn CE’s, you must attend the entire webinar. No partial credit is available. For both the webinar and the home study version, you will have to pass a post-test with 80% correct and complete a seminar evaluation to earn the certificate. You can take the test up to three times.. Participants will earn 3 CE’s for attending once they have completed these requirements.
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