Bessel Van der Kolk – Certification Training for Compassion Fatigue Professionals (CCFP)

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Bessel Van der Kolk – Certification Training for Compassion Fatigue Professionals (CCFP)

Do you feel burned out by your job as a professional caregiver

Eric Gentry (LMHC), a world-recognized trauma treatment leader, explains. “There is no way to do professional caregiving without it having some negative impacts on our lives. I have watched many excellent caregivers in this field say ‘enough’ and leave the field because of compassion fatigue burn out.”

A caregiver who experiences compassion fatigue may feel helpless, overwhelmed, or even insecure.

That’s why Dr. Gentry designed this powerful Compassion Fatigue For professionals Certification (CCFP) Online Training. Based on 15 years worth of break-Through research on compassion fatigue, this online course will help you to recapture your passion. Sense of purpose, mission, and hope  Joy As a caregiver.

Through this training, you’ll learn the evidence-Based professional resilience skills eliminate stress  Combat the emotional demands of work.

Plus you’ll meet the educational requirements for International Association of Trauma Professionals (IATP) Compassion Fatigue Profesional Certification You can also help your patients to live more happy and hopeful lives.

Join Dr. Gentry and start feeling reinvigorated in your work to end your patients’ suffering.

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What You’ll Learn:

This is a intermediate-Any care provider can take the level certification or course.-Volunteer or professional giving. To regain your senses of purpose, purpose and hope in your workplace, you can become a certified compassion fatigue professional.
Master the 16 Certification Criteria for Compassion Fatigue Professionals

Understanding of the historical developments in the field of care giving that gave rise to the concept of compassion fatigue (e.g., diagnosis of PTSD being included in DSM—III, vicarious trauma, burnout research, etc)
The ability to describe the etiology and causes of compassion fatigue by using its two primary components: burnout and secondary traumatic Stress.
Understanding the symptoms and possible effects of compassion fatigue is essential.
Administration and interpretation of assessment instruments to assess compassion fatigue. for Self and others who are primarily focused on the Pro-QOL (Stamm (2005)
Awareness of and ability to narrate one’s own personal/professional history that has lead to negative effects associated with professional and/or volunteer care giving.
Recognize the roles that perceived threat, sympathetic nervous system dominance, and self-preservation play in the development of compassion fatigue symptoms.-Regulation to mitigate current and prevent future effects.
Identify the process (i.e. “infection”) of secondary traumatic stress—how does a professional become gradually symptomatic when working with traumatized and suffering others?
You should be aware of how to use (a), connection/support, (b) relaxation, (c) exposure/narrative in order to relieve symptoms and prevent secondary traumatic stress.

9. It is possible to prevent and treat burnout in professional caregiving settings by learning how to do so.

10. Skilled application of CBT tools (e.g., relaxation, exposure and perceptual change) to lessen the effects of compassion fatigue in one’s own life.

11. Intentionality and principle are important.-Care giving based on internal locus of control (i.e., care based on the patient) as a method for Resiliency and symptom relief.

12. Capability to articulate and understand the effects that compassion fatigue has on professional maturation.

13. The ability to comprehend and articulate the specific steps, trajectory and tasks that are associated with professional maturation. This will help you increase your resilience.

14. Explain and comprehend a model of professional resilience that allows the care provider be as healthy as possible and maximumly functional regardless of environmental factors “demands” (Internal vs. External Control).

15. Recognize five (5) key resiliency skills for How to prevent compassion fatigue and how you can use these skills towards the prevention or negative work-Similar effects

16. Demonstrate the capacity to create a self-Plan for professional resilience.
Here’s everything included in this online course:

Video training of over 6 hours on how to combat compassion fatigue, develop professional resilience skills and improve professionalism with Dr. Eric Gentry, a leading trauma expert

Be a certified Compassion Fatigue Professional! This course meets all educational requirements for CCFP certification

Earn 6 CE Hours – Included in the Price

Use online message boards to communicate with professionals taking the course.

Access to all materials online for All videos and materials can be downloaded for free for one year.