Resiliency for Health Care Partners

We’ve collected some of our resources for health care providers, partners, practitioners and advocates:

• Holding Meetings During Emotional Times
  When people are emotionally distracted upsetting world events or by internal organizational disruptions, it is essential to manage group meetings in a skillfully sensitive way. The first thing you should always do.
• Caregiver Resiliency
  Some caregivers are more resilient, hardy, and stress-resistant than others. They hold up well under pressure and even gain strength from the difficulties and strains. Read a case study with 14 tips about what can help you to create resiliency tendencies.
• The Five Levels of Resiliency
  Resilience is essential in today’s world. In today’s workplace everyone feels pressured to get more work done, of higher quality, with fewer people, in less time, with less budget. In our personal lives things are changing so rapidly everyone must learn how to be change proficient, cope with unexpected setbacks, and overcome unwanted adversities. Learn ...