Sustainable Caring for Clinicians
A six week online course focusing on development of mindfulness and compassion, especially as they pertain to burnout prevention and sustainability in clinical work. 15 CE units provided.
Who is this for?
Clinicians such as physicians, nurses, psychotherapists, social workers, and any other individuals involved in caring for patients or clients.
Benefits:
• Greater resilience
• Learn to navigate burnout and imposter syndrome
• Improved work life balance
• Improved stress management
• Greater clarity
• Greater connection to purpose and meaning
• Improved relationships
• Development of a personal, sustainable meditation practice
• Access to community of peer clinicians
** 15 CE units provided.
LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, and LEPs
Provider number: 1000073
The Mental Health Collective is approved by the California Association
of Marriage and Family Therapists to sponsor continuing education of LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, and LEPs.
The Mental Health Collective maintains responsibility for program/course and its content
How it works:
• Entirely self paced, online course with flexibility to suit your schedule
• Multi media approach with audio, video, and written content
• Includes guided meditations throughout the course
• Additional modules and videos that are specifically geared towards issues that arise in clinical practice
• Free email support
Course Packages
Sustainable Caring for Clinicians
Clinicians such as physicians, nurses, psychotherapists, social workers, and any other individuals involved in caring for patients or clients.
6-week course
with specialized modules and additional content for clinicians
Sustainable Caring for Institutions
For institutions seeking to develop mindfulness and compassion in the workplace, especially as they pertain to burnout prevention and sustainability in clinical work.
6-week course
24/7 Support
Your Instructors
Dr. Monisha Vasa
Psychiatrist
Dr. Monisha Vasa is a board certified General and Addiction Psychiatrist in Orange County, California.
She provides mental health and wellness support to the physicians and trainees at UC Irvine Departments of Pediatrics and Family Medicine, as well as City of Hope National Cancer Center. She is the co-founder of the Mental Health Collective, an innovative and integrative mental health treatment center in Orange County.
Dr. Vasa is also a mindfulness facilitator for the UC Irvine Susan Samueli Integrative Health Institute, and a scholar of Narrative Medicine at Columbia University. She is the author of "Salve: Words for the Journey."
Cayce Howe is a senior mindfulness and meditation teacher in Orange County, California.
He teaches mindfulness to health professionals and staff at UC Irvine Medical Center and at the Mental Health Collective, a mental health treatment center in Orange County. Cayce has facilitated workshops and retreats across the United States and globally, and is also the founder of the Meditation Instructor Training, where he teaches others who are becoming meditation instructors.
Cayce is also a poet and author of the wisdom poetry book entitled: "Becoming Water: Poems on Life, Love, and Awakening."