Happy New Year! May today and the rest of the days of this year shine with light and joy!
Happy Holidays!
KHSA Office Closed for Holidays and Winter Wellness
The KHSA office will be closed December 22, 2023 through January 1, 2024. We will be back in the office on January 2, 2024. Have a wonderful Holiday Season and a Happy New Year!
Happy Holidays from KHSA
KHSA Newsletter for December 15, 2023
KHSA Newsletter for December 8, 2023
KHSA Receives Safe Kids Kansas Award
From Safe Kids Kansas:
Kansas Head Start Association was recognized last week with an Outstanding Partnership for Child Safety award. KSHA. has partnered with Safe Kids Kansas to provide safety education to Home Visitors, and access to home safety devices to provide to the families they serve. In addition, they have distributed safety-themed books provided by Safe Kids Kansas to their Head Start families, encouraging reading to children while sharing important safety tips to parent and child. KHSA Executive Director Heather Schrotberger is pictured above with the award.
KHSA Newsletter for December 1, 2023
Become an Advocate for Kansas Kids: Support Kansas Head Start Association!
When you give to Kansas Head Start Association, every dollar helps KHSA provide Kansas Early Head Start and Head Start programs with the resources and advocacy they need to focus on the children and families they serve. Every dollar makes a difference!
Hurry! Registration Ends at Noon November 27! Secondary Trauma Virtual Workshop with Pam Hamilton
Stressed Out, Burnt Out and Hoping for a Way Out? Resiliency Practices for Professionals Serving Others
Remaining resilient can be a challenge! Although our work is very rewarding, it is a field that can lead to burnout, secondary stress, and compassion fatigue - especially with the added challenges post-pandemic. This workshop is designed to give you the tools needed to enhance your resiliency and to embrace self-care. The benefits of healthy stress, indicators of burnout, and secondary stress are explored, as well as understanding and practicing regulation of the nervous system. Other foundational practices that both prevent and promote resiliency will be presented, with engagement from the participants.
Come ready to engage and re-invigorate!
Objectives
Participants will:
Be able to state the difference between burnout, secondary stress, and compassion fatigue
Complete burnout and self -care screening tool
Identify and participate in specific practices to raise resiliency
Zoom link will be sent to registered attendees the day before the training.
PLEASE READ THIS: We are changing our registration platform! The new platform is a little easier to use; everything is on one web page! You’ll see the event description, scroll down for tickets, scroll down a bit more for billing information. That’s it! If you have any trouble at all, please don’t hesitate to contact us! PS: there are no discount codes for this event.
Pam Hamilton, LSCSWS LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, a Certified Compassion Fatigue Professional, trained in EMDR and certified in the treatment of Complicated Grief through Columbia University’s Center for Complicated Grief.
She is in private practice providing therapy and consultations.Visit her website at www.HamiltonCandC.com.