Professional Boundaries for Front-line Staff: Trusted Resources

Professionals working with refugees and other newcomers to Canada can face significant emotional, cognitive, and physical demands. Developing boundaries to protect the well-being of professionals involved in this work is important.

Trusted resources for expanding awareness of boundaries on professional well-being in this sector as well as the generation and implementation of boundaries for professionals in this area of work.

N4 Webinar

Professional Boundaries for Front-line Staff Working with Refugees and Other Newcomers to Canada

Speaker:

Dr. Tanya Lentz, Clinical Psychologist, NeuroSpark Clinic

Resource Toolkit

Download Webinar Audio | Professional Boundaries for Front-Line Staff Working with Refugees and Other Newcomers to Canada
Exploring resilience and mental health in services users and practitioners in Ireland and Canada
Vicarious Trauma and Self-Care
When Compassion Hurts: Burnout, Vicarious Trauma and Secondary Trauma in Prenatal and Early Childhood Service Providers

Meeting Place

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