Enrollment deadline has passed.
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Recorded Training
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Streaming
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12/9/2020 to 12/31/2022
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Background
Welcome to the seventh disaster mental health training the New York State Department of Health has produced in collaboration with the New York State Office of Mental Health and SUNY New Paltz Institute for Disaster Mental Health.
Understanding our own early warning signs of emotional trouble (like the check engine light in your car), our personal responses to adversity and the current state of our overall wellbeing are essential components of being able to help others cope and heal. However, compounded stressors related to the pandemic such as social distancing, facility surges, and limited resources have created challenges for recognizing these early signs of stress and have led to an increase in complex behavioral health risks, including compassion fatigue, caution fatigue, moral injury and complex grief.
This virtual yet interactive workshop will examine current impacts of stressors and stress as influenced by the COVID-19 environment. The workshop will provide participants the opportunity for self-assessment and activities to encourage consideration of individual mitigation techniques that promote well-being and enhance professional performance. Participants will also be given a tool to help them anticipate and plan for how to address stress threats going forward to better prepare them to meet the challenges that lie ahead.
Hospital Preparedness Program Contract Note
This virtual training meets the requirements for HPP Hospital Deliverable 3: Disaster Mental Health Annual Webcast. While live attendance is strongly encouraged, a recording will also be available and counted for deliverable completion.