Abstract
Topic Initiated: Spring Collaborative 2019
The recovery industry suffers high turnover rates for many positions, largely because of emotional stress leading to compassion fatigue and burnout. This phenomenon includes alumni coordinators. Part of staying healthy should be appropriate self-care. It helps clients, too.
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An informative presentation on building an effective alumni program specifically tailored for adolescent treatment settings. In this session, we will explore the unique challenges and considerations involved in creating a supportive and engaging...
When a loved one struggles with addiction, families tend to focus their energy and attention on getting that person well. Most believe that if their loved one finds help, then everyone else will be okay. Many family members can see the negative...
Abstract In this work shop, alumni and aftercare professionals get to learn the foundational aspects of building a peer support program. TPAS Member GreeneStone Centre For Recovery has developed a successful system and they want to share it with you...
During this session, we explore: Creative ideas and discussion on programming Considerations for professionals brand new in their role and/or working in new organizations Connecting to their mission and vision of an alumni program and how to...
In this workshop, Leonard Bade shares the most successful tools that attract and retain alumni involvement with each other, the patients, and the program. This session contains a combination of tried and true modalities, as well as more innovative...
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