Date: Tuesday, January 18, 2021
Time: 8:00 – 9:30 AM
Location: ONLINE! Registrants will receive a Zoom link
Register by: Monday noon, January 17, 2021
Stress Resilience, Mattering, and a Shift in Mindset: An Uplifting Conversation to Start the New Year
Program: This resilience-informed conversation will provide practitioners with new insights on how to increase well-being and transform cultures--even in the midst of adversity. Personal and collective well-being can be learned and cultivated. Our conversation will begin with befriending our nervous system and becoming polyvagal-informed. We’ll explore the importance of mattering using a conceptual model from the research. Our conversation will conclude with looking beyond ourselves through the lens of an outward mindset. New science, skillsets, and resources will be provided. The collective wisdom of the group will also be harnessed. As Christina Bethell at Johns Hopkins says, “We are the medicine.” Together, let’s engage in transformative learning in preparation for building caring and sustainable cultures in 2022 and beyond.
ATD Capability Model: The presentation supports the “Building Personal Capability” and “Impacting Organizational Capability” elements of the ATD Capability Model, helping practitioners to stay current on new knowledge and skills to create, innovate, and lead change. Practitioners will be invited to be future oriented with readiness to address stressful impacts of continued coronavirus and climate disruptions. Lifelong learning and the necessity for deeper, broader, capacity-building education will be highlighted. The content has applications for organizational development and culture change.
OUR PRESENTER
Joyce Morrissette, BSN, RN
Joyce Morrissette, BSN, RN is the founder of Nurse Flourish and author of Receive, So You May Give: A Self-Care Path for Nurses. She delivers trauma and resilience-informed consultations and education to nurses, empowering them to grow and flourish. Her presentations, workshops, and coastal Maine retreats are centered on healing and well-being.
Before returning to her home state of Maine, Joyce coordinated clinical research in Boston and worked for 25 years as a psychiatric nurse. More recently, she served as the director of training for the Maine Resilience Building Network where she developed and led trainings on the science of PACEs, positive and adverse childhood experiences, trauma, and resilience. Joyce is currently pursuing a graduate degree in psychology at Meridian University.
Cancellation Policy: A full refund will be issued if the cancellation request is made on or before 5 calendar days before the scheduled program. Please email events@tdmaine.org with your inquiries.
