The Ethics of Clinician Self Care in Mindfulness-based Play Therapy®
Self-care is an ethical necessity for mental health professionals. This interactive training examines how professional ethical codes frame self-care as a responsibility and how burnout and compassion fatigue can create ethical risks. Participants explore…
About this course
Self-care is an ethical necessity for mental health professionals. This interactive training examines how professional ethical codes frame self-care as a responsibility and how burnout and compassion fatigue can create ethical risks. Participants explore mindfulness, grounding, boundaries, playful self-care practices, and strategies for creating a sustainable personal self-care plan within the context of Mindfulness-based Play Therapy®.
What you'll learn
Course Content5 lessons
- Video LessonVideo
- Additional VideoVideo
- PDFDownload
- EvaluationEvaluation
- QuizQuiz
Your instructor
Joelle Harrison
Joelle Harrison is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in the state of New Mexico and is also a Registered Play Therapist. She is the owner of Giving Tree Counseling, LLC and has been practicing child therapy for over 25 years in the Albuquerque community in multiple settings including outpatient, partial treatment, residential treatment, and inpatient hospital environments. She holds an advanced certification in Mindfulness-Based Play-Family Therapy and specializes in working with children ages 3 – 11.