People who work in helping professions often feel a call to serve. While this sense of purpose can make the work very fulfilling, the work itself can often be rife with challenges and there can be an emotional cost to caring so much. But we can learn to understand that impact and to care sustainably.

This workshop will
• Guide participants to recognize and identify drivers of burnout
• Provide a roadmap to resilience across the span of a career
• Offer both individual and system-level strategies
• Explore common roadblocks that impede our ability to follow through
Join us to kick off another year of learning together with this special session focused on ways we can take care of ourselves and take care of our organizations by incorporating what we learn into our personal and professional lives.

ABOUT OUR PRESENTER:
Arianna Galligher, LISW-S is the Director of the Gabbe Well-Being Office and the Director of the Stress, Trauma and Resilience (STAR) Program at OSU Wexner Medical Center. She has an extensive clinical background in mental health care across multiple settings, and she currently oversees operations at Ohio State’s grant-funded Trauma Recovery Center which serves adult survivors of crime-related violence free of charge. She earned her Master’s degree in Social Work in 2005 at The Ohio State University where she also teaches part-time.