Free Virtual Networking Event

Topic: “Balancing The Imbalance: Healthcare Provider Wellness and Burnout.

Date: Tuesday September 20, 2022

Time: 5:00 pm EST

CCHPTP is inviting all members, interested non-members, and students to attend a FREE networking event to learn more about CCHPTP and to discuss our shared experiences of provider wellness and burnout during this period of ongoing pandemic stress and increased behavioral health utilization. Come and meet your colleagues and learn what others are doing within similar Clinical Health Psychology graduate, internship and post-doctoral training programs. This program will include opportunities for small group discussion as well as some brief experiential exercises.

Register in advance for the meeting  to receive a personal Zoom link to the event.

CCHPTP Connects recent online meeting "Code Blue for Health Care Professionals"

The following links were discussed:

TRACIE Healthcare Preparedness Network Resources

https://asprtracie.hhs.gov/COVID-19

"COVID-19 Vaccines" Coloring Book

https://together.stjude.org/en-us/care-support/covid-19-resources/covid-19-vaccines-coloring-book.html

Greater Good Magazine

https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/

Wisdom & Wellbeing Program at Univ of Virginia

https://www.medicalcenter.virginia.edu/wwp/

Psychologist Self-Care During the Pandemic: Now More Than Ever
John C. Norcross & Colleen M. Phillips

National Register of Health Service Psychologists 2020
Abstract
The COVID-19 crisis has transformed the lives and practices of psychologists and has highlighted the need for time-efficient selfcare.
The anxiety among psychologists (and humans) is practically universal—nearly every psychologist worldwide is experiencing
some negative impact on their mental health. We offer nine research-supported, practitioner-friendly methods of self-care to
manage anxiety and maintain optimal performance during these extraordinary times.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7195909/pdf/42843_2020_Art…

The CCTC Social Responsiveness Toolkit for Health Service Psychology Education and Training is now available for distribution!  It’s a great document but is only as useful as we make it. 

 You can access the Social Responsiveness Toolkit by:

1. 1. Going to CCTC web page and clicking on toolkit link (front and center) https://www.cctcpsychology.org
   2. Or going directly to toolkit here: https://pr4tb8rrj317wdwt3xlafg2p-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/CCTC_Socially-Responsive-HSP-Ed-Training_5-7-21.pdf

Share with your home institution colleagues – share with your HSP faculty/staff and with broader psychology colleagues (e.g., your dept chair, IDE committees, faculty/staff/trainees). Ask your leadership and colleagues to consider how you can utilize the Toolkit to facilitate your local-level work as socially responsive educators, researchers, practitioners, administrators, etc.

Please look for:

1. Call for submissions to joint special issues of Training and Education in Professional Psychology and Professional Psychology: Research and Practice
2. Call for volunteers to serve on the CCTC Social Responsiveness Advisory Group that will continue to shepherd us through dissemination, implementation, and growth of our social responsiveness work

If you have ideas or questions about how to keep our momentum going, please feel free to contact:

• Debi Bell, outgoing CCTC Chair
• Andrea Zartman, incoming CCTC Chair
• Sharon Berry, incoming CCTC Associate Chair