Realistic Daily Practices for Self-Care and Wellness
December 15 @ 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Enhancing the Behavioral Health Workforce: Prevention Pathways Community of Practice
ABHPC hosts monthly online Prevention Pathways Community of Practice. These interactive sessions will provide participants with an opportunity to learn, build skills for successful prevention efforts, and network with other prevention professionals. Discussions will be centered around best practices in prevention, emerging and empirical research, and evidence-based programs. Each session will be led by an experienced consultant with expert knowledge on the topic and will include ample time for participant engagement and interaction.
December Topic
Forming new habits can be challenging, and even the most well-intentioned self-care plans can fall to the wayside quickly after starting them. This Prevention Pathways Community of Practice session will explore the science behind successfully developing and integrating healthy habits into our day-to-day lives. Together we will identify realistic practices for self-care and well-being and develop action plans for consistency and accountability in these practices.
About the Presenters
Dr. Ghia Kelly (she/her) is a transformational leader, facilitator, trainer, and national technical assistance provider with extensive experience in systems building, maternal and child health, intimate partner violence, racial equity, and mental health and wellness. She is a seasoned strategic change agent and systems thinker, recognized for successfully implementing and overseeing national, state-level, and place-based initiatives that strengthen cross-sector collaboration, advance equity and anti-racism, amplify community voice, and improve outcomes for children, families, and communities.
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