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ISPCAN & Childhub Webinar: Burnout in the Child Welfare Profession
This month, ISPCAN partnered with Child Protection Hub for South East Europe (Childhub), a network of child protection professionals and resources across eight SEE countries, to present a webinar with Emina Borjanić Bolić, Ph.D., a social worker and assistant professor at the College of Social Work in Belgrade, Serbia. In this webinar, Dr. Bolić:
- Discusses what burnout is and how it differs from vicarious trauma and compassion fatigue
- Identifies personal and organizational risk factors
- Analyzes how to protect ourselves from burnout
You can click on the link below to watch the webinar. You will need to download the Adobe Connect app on your device if you don’t already have it. Enjoy!
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