Our Safe Haven: Getting Our Self-Care Right


Many conversations about self-care suggest that if you are stressed, you should turn to activities such as meditation, yoga, or spa days. While these strategies can be helpful, they do not always address the full capacity of workplace stress. A recent Safer Society survey found that workplace stressors are often well outside the control of individuals. Additionally, another survey revealed that many professionals already maintain self-care routines, though their effectiveness can vary. Ultimately, understanding moral injury is a crucial component in moving forward with greater self-efficacy. Join us to help create a professional dialogue around the more nuance aspects of self-care. Co-moderators Seth Wescott and David Prescott offer ideas for approaching self-care as a team effort and as an area for professional development.

Helping Adolescents Overcome Today’s Challenges:
A Conversation with Alex Rodrigues, PsyD

In this webinar, Dr. Rodrigues explores topics that many adults feel uncertain or underprepared to address with adolescents, including (1) How to engage teens in conversations about sexuality and technology, (2) What we know about targeted violence in schools, (3) The current state of the “manosphere,” and how adults can help young men avoid harmful influences, and (4) Strategies for preventing exploitation by groups such as 764 and other nihilistic violent extremist networks.

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