CME
In this symposium, one of The Guerette Symposia, Dr. Robert Brooks will describe interventions rooted in a strength-based framework for nurturing a “resilient mindset,” including the attributes of self-dignity, responsibility, compassion, and hope for both patients and professionals. These interventions can be applied with individuals of all ages in a variety of settings including outpatient therapy, schools, homes, inpatient and residential programs, and the workplace. Many case examples will be used.
May 23: The power of mindsets; A description of different theories of mindset; The impact of positive emotions on interventions; Shifts in perspective about resilience; The mindset of effective professionals
May 24: The importance of empathy; Exercises to promote empathy; Empathic communication and dealing with challenging situations; The stories and metaphors of at-risk children and adults; The relevance of using our own childhood experiences to guide what we do personally and professionally
May 25: Frameworks and strategies for creating “motivating environments”; Identifying and reinforcing “islands of competence”; Developing “stress hardiness” and minimizing burnout; Assuming personal control and changing “negative scripts”; The power of connections/Actions contributing to contentment and happiness
May 26: The features of a “resilient mindset”; Strategies to nurture this mindset in ourselves and others
16 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
16 ANCC contact hours
Venue: Fairmont Le Château Frontenac
May 23-26, 2022
Québec, Quebec, Canada