HEART-CENTERED PRACTICE (1)

Research concludes that mental health providers are at high risk of burnout and compassion fatigue due to the emotional demands of the profession. The ability to physically, emotionally, and mentally self-regulate increases resilience and promotes sustained care-giving capacity. This highly experiential, rejuvenating retreat will provide opportunities for participants to revisit their passion and purpose, strengthen mindfulness skills for regulating the body, mind, and emotions, cultivate self-compassion, and connect with other heart-centered providers.

During this retreat, participants will:

• Understand how chronic work-related stress impacts well-being and leads to burnout and compassion fatigue.
• Learn and engage in several mindfulness practices, including mindful movement, sitting practice, and creative engagement.
• Understand the ethics of self-care and self-awareness in competent practice.
• Learn and engage in practices designed to cultivate compassion for self and others.
• Recognize helpful and unhelpful thinking patterns and apply mindfulness, self-compassion, self-regulation, and purpose-driven coping strategies.
• Create a plan for sustaining competent practice by engaging in purposeful action, self-awareness and self-care.

Schedule:

Thursday, June 14

Painting at the Grape Van Gogh (7:00-9:30PM)

Friday, June 15

Mindful Movement with Carrie Cornish (8:00 - 8:45am)

Registration (8:45 - 9:00am)

Morning Session (9:00 - 12:15pm)

Burnout: risks and prevention

Revisiting purpose and vision

Lunch - on your own (12:15 - 1:15pm)

Afternoon Session (1:15 - 5:00pm)

Mindfulness for providers

Compassion cultivation for self and others, reflection, and discussion

Chakradance with Nancy Robbins (7:00 - 8:30pm)

Saturday, June 16

Mindful Movement with Carrie Cornish (8:00 - 8:45am)

Morning Session (9:00 - 12:15pm)

Mindfulness and self-compassion practices, reflection, and discussion

Ethics with Dr. Janet Allen, LCPC: Self-care and self-compassion as

cornerstones for competent practice

Lunch - on your own (12:15 - 1:15pm)

Afternoon Session (1:15 - 5:00pm)

Mindfulness and self-compassion practices, reflection, and discussion

Creating vision, integrating self-care, and maintaining connection

Price

$299 (*early bird rate) $325 (regular rate)

*early bird rate expires 6/1/18

Registration Includes:

• Mindful Movement with Carrie Cornish (2 classes)
• Painting at the Grape Van Gogh
• Chakradance with Nancy Robbins
• Certificate of completion and 13 CEUs* (including 2 in ethics)
• Keepsake journal
• Training manual & materials
• Coffee/Tea/Beverages
• Light Refreshments

Registration Does Not Include:

• Meals
• Lodging (A reduced room rate at the venue may be available. Please email Bonnie at team@bonniehorsburgh.com if you will be traveling to Idaho Falls and are interested in this.)

*Continuing Education Credit

This retreat has been designed to comply with the CE requirements for social workers in the State of Idaho but is not formally approved by any licensing or accrediting body. Please contact your licensing or accrediting body if you have questions about eligibility for CEs. This retreat earns 13 continuing education hours, including 2 hours in ethics. A certificate of completion will be provided upon completion of the retreat.

About the Facilitators

Bonnie Horsburgh, LCSW

Bonnie is a clinical social worker who has devoted her career to helping others create joy, fulfillment, and well-being in their lives.  She has almost 20 years of experience working in social and behavioral health services.  In 2009 she established her therapy practice and has served hundreds of individuals and families since.  She has been teaching mindfulness-based practices since 2010 and is passionate about helping others learn to access the wisdom, serenity, and power of the present moment.  Bonnie helps her clients build resilience to stress, clarify deeply-held values, foster deeper connections with others, and increase joy and contentment.  She teaches mindfulness, stress-reduction, and self-compassion classes and leads group practices at Human Dynamics & Diagnostics, the Idaho Yoga Co-op, and throughout the Idaho Falls community. Bonnie is passionate about supporting other mental health providers and is a registered clinical supervisor in Idaho.

Dr. Janet Allen, LCPC

Dr. Allen has been a professional mental health counselor since 1989. She works with adults, primarily, and sees a variety of clients. Specifically, she treats individuals for depression, anxiety, grief and loss issues, trauma recovery, couples counseling and sex addiction recovery (to name a few). She draws upon a range of models and implements a wide spectrum of counseling interventions. In short, she is an integrative counselor. In addition to counseling, Janet is a Certified Life Coach as well as a trained mediator. She enjoys teaching and has developed presentations and workshops to meet the unique needs of diverse audiences. Dr. Allen believes that though personal struggles and life challenges come to us all, the human potential is infinite. In the context of an empathic relationship and in a safe and supportive environment, people can find the necessary motivation, courage, and skills to confront obstacles and move forward with their lives. Her message is one of personal responsibility, authenticity, integrity (living congruently) and change. Janet is married and has four children. She lives in Idaho Falls and finds personal fulfillment in assisting others in their efforts to become the best version of themselves.