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Creative & Mindful Approaches to Burnout and Ethics
Are you one of the 93% of mental healthcare workers who have experienced burnout (according to the National Council for Mental Wellbeing 2023 Behavioral Health Workforce Survey)? And don't you also need your ethics CEUs?
3 Ethics Credits
Carin Channing, LCSW
Course Instructor
Recorded Course
$55USD
3 hours + 10 mins break
This class originally recorded, with participants' permission, on March 23, 2024
Pre-recorded Content: This is a recorded version of a live class, allowing you to learn at your own pace.
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Course Description
Are you one of the 93% of mental healthcare workers who have experienced burnout (according to the National Council for Mental Wellbeing 2023 Behavioral Health Workforce Survey)? And don't you also need your ethics CEUs?
Here you'll cover both subjects, in a fun and genuinely impactful way. This unique, full-participation class is designed to leave you feeling both relaxed and energized.
What You'll Explore
We'll delve into areas of ethical consideration for the clinical professional, with a focus on the epidemic of burnout. Through honest self-reflection and mindful, creative exercises, you'll gain a deeper understanding of your own relationship to burnout and identify practical strategies for resilience. You will then be able to deliver your hands-on learning experience to those you serve.
Come as You Are
No artistic experience is necessary! Simply bring:
- Your willingness to explore
- Notebook (or loose paper)
- Your favorite writing pen
- Some coloring tools (crayons, markers, etc.)
We'll harness the power of the crooked line – embracing imperfection and fostering a playful approach to self-discovery and recovery.
Join us for an insightful experience that will transform the way you approach ethics and prioritize your wellbeing.
Learning Objectives
After attending this course, participants will be able to...
- •Identify at least three levels of burnout
- •Recognize symptoms and causes of burnout
- •Explain ethical implications of working in a burned out state
- •Demonstrate at least two creative & mindful tools for both clients and clinicians
- •Create a simple, evidence-based burnout recovery plan
Timed Agenda
- Introduction to Creative and Mindful Tools25 mins
- Exploration of Ethical Considerations25 mins
- Breaking Down Burnout35 mins
- Completing the Stress Cycle, Pt. 115 mins
- Break10 minute break
- Completing the Stress Cycle, Pt. 2: Distinguishing What Helps (and What Doesn't)25 mins
- Designing a Gentle Recovery Plan35 mins
- Wrap Up20 mins
Total Duration: 3 hours + 10 mins break
This class is pre-recorded. Watch and participate along with the video. Video playback capabilities with sound required.
ACE Approval Statement
Creative & Mindful Approaches to Burnout and Ethics, 6378, is approved by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program to be offered by Carin Channing, LCSW, as an individual course. Individual courses, not providers, are approved at the course level. State and provincial regulatory boards have the final authority to determine whether an individual course may be accepted for continuing education credit. ACE course approval period: 7/24/2025 - 7/24/2027. Social workers completing this course receive 3 Ethics continuing education credits.
If You Are Seeking CE Credit
Please confirm that we are certified for your licensure.
At this time, we are approved by ASWB, with more certifications in process.
Content Level & Target Audience
- •This intermediate level course is designed for social workers, mental health counselors, and related healthcare professionals required to complete continuing education in ethics. We welcome anyone interested in the topic!
Instructor
Carin Channing, LCSW
Carin Channing, LCSW, is a hands-on authority on rest and creativity. An author, therapist, and trainer, Carin's nurturing and transformative techniques have reached into therapy rooms, schoolrooms, prisons, airlines, architecture firms, state parks, the Grateful Dead community, and many other unexpected spaces. She is the author of 365 Days of Doodling: Discovering the Joys of Being Creative Every Day (2015, Intentional Publishing) and Doodle Book Junior – 101 Creative Prompts for Kids (2016, Intentional Publishing).