Presented by Gladney University via ZOOM
DESCRIPTION
Self-care can be a charged term. We all need it, but taking time and resources to pursue self-care can bring its own stress. This leads to a problematic stuckness that is a road to burnout and compromising moments in our careers. As helping professionals, it is important for us to find realistic opportunities to replenish so that we can continue in the important work of healing. This workshop will present (and offer moments to practice) bite-size rituals for self-care, while helping helpers to anticipate and leave room for self-care in a grounded future.
Speaker
Marshall Lyles, LPC-S, LMFT-S, RPT-S, has over 15 years of practice in family and play therapy. Drawing on lessons learned from working with attachment trauma in a variety of mental health settings, Marshall regularly teaches on trauma, expressive therapies, and attachment-informed family work around the globe. In addition to maintaining a small clinical practice, Marshall also conducts supervision and consultation sessions with counseling professionals who are pursuing EMDR certification and RPT status, often with a particular focus on the use of sandtray therapy. He is EMDR-certified and TBRI-trained. As Marshall is nearing the completion of his Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy, more writing opportunities are emerging.
Event Details
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