Self Care: Remaining Resilient
Sponsored by your General Staff Organization (GSO)
Presented by CareLink
SELF‐CARE: REMAINING RESILIENT
Learn to identify ongoing symptoms of stress and how to find a more healthy approach to the demands of work and home. Reconciling the demands of work and home life can be a source of constant tension. As a result, sleep disturbances, appetite changes, headaches, poor concentration, and irritability are common signs of too much stress. In this timely seminar, you will learn to identify emotional and physical symptoms of stress, assess your own situation, and learn hands‐on techniques to bring balance to your work and personal life.
Presenter: Sue Covey
Sue Covey, LICSW, currently serves as a consultant and trainer for employee assistance program. With over 30 year of experience, Sue previously managed Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) for a wide range of employer groups including municipal and county governments, school districts and hospitals. Sue has conducted numerous workshops and training programs related to team building; managing stress, balancing work and family, dealing with difficult people, the resilience factor; and generational diversity. In previous years, Sue provided both counseling and educational programs for individuals, couples and families. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, having received her Master’s Degree in Social Work in 1978.
Presenter: Sue Covey
Sue Covey, LICSW, currently serves as a consultant and trainer for employee assistance program. With over 30 year of experience, Sue previously managed Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) for a wide range of employer groups including municipal and county governments, school districts and hospitals. Sue has conducted numerous workshops and training programs related to team building; managing stress, balancing work and family, dealing with difficult people, the resilience factor; and generational diversity. In previous years, Sue provided both counseling and educational programs for individuals, couples and families. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, having received her Master’s Degree in Social Work in 1978.
Join your fellow staff for this informative presentation. Pizza provided!
WHEN: Tuesday, April 23
TIME: 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
WHERE: Rose Room / UW1-280
We hope to see you there!
TIME: 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
WHERE: Rose Room / UW1-280
We hope to see you there!
How you will benefit
You will learn to:
- Recognize the physical and emotional signs of stress
- Assess your own life balance situation
- Reduce the stress of transitioning from home to work
- Create an effective family unit
- Implement time management skills
- Become mindful of the benefits of self‐care
Email: gso@uwb.edu
Website: www.uwb.edu/gso