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Compassion Fatigue Management Workshop

This training session has been developed to provide an opportunity for teams within organisations or individuals to explore some of their environmental stressors, to reflect on their stress management techniques, and provide an experience of relaxation techniques.

1 x 2 hour group session of theory with a power point presentation.

Fatigue Management topics covered are:

  • a definition of compassion fatigue
  • identifying symptoms
  • understanding  the different types of stressors
  • acknowledging stress triggers
  • organisational risks
  • support and intervention
  • considerations for organisations
  • secondary and tertiary interventions
  • practical methods of relaxation

This would be tailored to meet the needs of your organisation including addressing all the contributing factors of managing ‘self’ in your unique work setting.

Every participant will leave with their own plan of how to address their particular identified ‘stressors’



Health & Safety Assessments

  • Pre-employment Screening
  • Office Safety Assessments
  • Task Analysis/Musculoskeletal Risk Assessments

Health & Safety Programmes

  • Ongoing Injury Prevention Service

Health & Safety Workshops

  • Manual Handling Workshops (First Move - Physical Intelligence Training)
  • Moving & Handling People Workshop
  • Compassion Fatigue Management Workshop
  • Office Safety Workshop
  • Sleep Improvement Workshop
  • Stress Management Workshop
  • Time Management Workshop
  • Toolbox Meeting - Health & Safety Education

Testimonials

"Thanks for all your help in guiding us as a family through the process of getting Josh driving. Being born with Cerebral palsy has meant he has faced a number of barriers throughout his life, but the independence he now has in being able to drive himself to university is amazing. Thank you." - Bob C

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