COVID19 COFFEE CHAT: BUILDING RESILIENCE FOR FRONT LINE PROVIDERS: - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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COVID19 COFFEE CHAT: BUILDING RESILIENCE FOR FRONT LINE PROVIDERS: WHAT DOES SELF - CARE REALLY LOOK LIKE? Friday, May 22, 2020 1pm Eastern PRESENTERS Lynea Seiberlich-Wheeler, LCSW Matt Bennett, MBA West County Health Centers

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COVID19 COFFEE CHAT:

BUILDING RESILIENCE FOR FRONT LINE PROVIDERS: WHAT DOES “SELF- CARE” REALLY LOOK LIKE?

Friday, May 22, 2020 1pm Eastern

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PRESENTERS

Regina Reed National HCH Council Baltimore, MD Lawanda Williams, LCSW-C, MPH Health Care for the Homeless Baltimore, MD Sierra Roberts, LCSW Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Denver, CO Lynea Seiberlich-Wheeler, LCSW West County Health Centers California Matt Bennett, MBA Trauma-informed care expert Denver, CO

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OBJECTIVES

✓ Acknowledge the challenges front line homeless providers face during the COVID19 crisis. ✓ Recognize the challenges of practicing self-care for front line providers. ✓ Identify strategies to effectively practice self-care to reduce stress and build resiliency. ✓ Take a moment to be present and breathe.

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POLL

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HOMELESS HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS: THEN AND NOW

On the porch of Health Care for the Homeless in Baltimore, MD, nurse, Molly Greenburg, takes a client’s temperature. (Photo: Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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COVID-19 & TRAUMA

Stress Intensifiers: Duration, Uncertainty, & Importance Trauma – Events involving intense stress that

  • verwhelms the nervous systems capacity for

regulation, resulting in an existence dominated by the trauma Vicarious Trauma & Secondary Trauma

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POLL

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PANELISTS

Regina Reed National HCH Council Baltimore, MD Lawanda Williams, LCSW-C, MPH Health Care for the Homeless Baltimore, MD Sierra Roberts, LCSW Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Denver, CO Lynea Seiberlich-Wheeler, LCSW West County Health Centers California Matt Bennett, MBA Trauma-informed care expert Denver, CO

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What does self-care really mean?

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Typical coping skills and tools may not be available to us. How do we cope?

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There is a chance that things might actually be worse in six

  • months. Help.
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How do we acknowledge the pain and suffering around us without becoming overwhelmed?

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How can we support each other?

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ADVOCACY IS SELF-CARE

Sign-up for our Mobilizer: nhchc.org/mobilizer Send us your stories from the front-lines (rreed@nhchc.org) Listen to our Poverty Policy Podcast Bonus- send us a haiku! Housing is Health Care

Health Care is a Human Right

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I don’t want to take a bubble bath. I am burned

  • ut. I want to run away.

What say you, panelists?

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THANK YOU FOR COMING

Contact: Regina Reed rreed@nhchc.org 443-286-5537