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february, 2024
february, 2024
21feb10:00 am12:00 pmCompassion Fatigue and Healthy Boundaries Workshop
Carers WA presents an interactive workshop for carers exploring some of the common challenges experienced when caring for a family member, friend or loved one. Compassion fatigue is a natural
Carers WA presents an interactive workshop for carers exploring some of the common challenges experienced when caring for a family member, friend or loved one. Compassion fatigue is a natural part of the caring role and can often result in feeling burnt out. One of the best preventatives for burn-out is having clear boundaries and being able to communicate them effectively.
Together, we will practice self-supporting behaviours and learn skills to create longevity and resilience within the caring role. This engaging workshop will include reflective tools and strategies for you to take home.
The workshop will be facilitated by Erin Griffin, who combines her lived experience as a carer with her background and passion for community mental health, yoga, and meditation.
A light lunch will be provided.
Registrations are essential for this workshop. If you are interested in the event, please using the RSVP form below, or get in touch with the Carer Wellness at Home team at wellnessprogram@carerswa.asn.au or contact Carers WA on 1300 227 377.
(Wednesday) 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Henderson Environmental Centre
End of Groat Street, North Beach
Carers WA
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