Research indicates that the prime time for burnout among new practitioners is between 18 months and 3 years.
Join our Professional Development (PD) event designed for counsellors, social workers, and psychologists. This session, led by experienced Clinical Practitioner and Educator, Joy Anasta, tackles the critical issues that often lead to burnout and professional challenges. You’ll learn to build a healthier relationship with yourself, navigate personal relationships affected by your work, and manage clients with boundary issues. Equip yourself with practical strategies for long-term success and well-being in your profession.
Don’t miss this chance to strengthen your resilience and enhance your professional journey. Sign up now to secure your spot!
???? Tuesday 20 August 2024 | 4-7pm
???? Tabor College | 181 Goodwood Rd, Millswood 5034
???? Free! – Just make sure to register! Limited Spots available
Event speaker
Meet Joy Anasta
Joy is the Principle and Clinical Lead with over 26 years in private practice having initially trained as a Registered Nurse before transitioning into psychotherapy. With a broad range of experiences and methodologies, Joy is able to approach all of life’s difficulties and challenges with warmth, care and nurture.
Joy loves to walk, and she often wanders through the Adelaide Hills or along the beach on the weekends. Her delights are cooking for family and friends, finding fun and laughter, and music.
Joy holds her Master’s degree in counselling, and is a qualified psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, and mediator.
Joy is a clinical registrant with PACFA and CCAA.
More information about the event
This Professional Development (PD) session is crafted for therapists, counsellors, social workers, and psychologists. With 28 years of clinical practice and 20 years of experience as an educator and supervisor, our facilitator brings a wealth of knowledge and practical insights. This PD will address crucial yet often overlooked aspects of the profession that can lead to burnout and other professional challenges.
Key Topics:
1. Building a Healthy Relationship with Yourself as a Therapist:
- Understand the personal impact of your work.
- Learn strategies for self-awareness and self-care.
- Explore how to grow and challenge yourself positively while managing the confrontation of personal issues.
2. Surviving in Marriages and Families:
- Discover the effects of your profession on personal relationships.
- Identify ways to maintain healthy relationships despite the challenges of your work.
- Learn to manage changes in relationships to ensure they remain supportive and beneficial.
3. Navigating Clients with Boundary Issues:
- Learn how to handle clients who struggle with boundaries.
- Develop techniques to protect yourself and your well-being.
- Understand the psychological changes power dynamics can bring and how to navigate them safely.
By the end of this PD, you will:
- Be better equipped to identify potential issues and personal changes.
- Recognize signposts for increasing danger to yourself or those around you.
- Gain a deeper understanding of power dynamics and their psychological impacts.
- Acquire strategies for greater professional longevity and well-being, benefiting both you and your family.
Invest in your professional future and well-being. Secure your place in this essential PD session and take a significant step towards a healthier, more sustainable career. Sign up today!
Location
Free Parking: Enter off Mitchell Street and park in the Orphanage Park
