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X-WR-CALDESC:Presented by CalTrin\nParticipants will learn practical\, body
 -based self-care skills they can use in real time—during a shift\, between
  hard interactions\, and at home—to reduce stress load and recover faster.
  This session teaches quick nervous-system resets (breath\, posture\, orie
 nting\, movement\, and micro-recovery routines) that can also be adapted f
 or clients and families. We’ll also name the organizational risk of untrea
 ted burnout—shutdown\, compassion fatigue\, and turnover—and identify a fe
 w team-level habits that protect sustainability.\n\nLearners will:\n\nIden
 tify common ways stress\, burnout\, and secondary traumatic stress show up
  in the body\, including fight\, flight\, fawn\, and freeze responses in h
 igh-impact care work.\nPractice real-time somatic tools—including breath\,
  posture\, orienting\, grounding\, resistance\, and movement-based strateg
 ies—to support regulation during work\, in the field\, and after difficult
  interactions.\nCreate a practical self-care plan for before\, during\, an
 d after hard moments\, using body-based tools that can support recovery\, 
 reduce stress load\, and increase sustainability in caregiving roles.\n\nC
 E Hours: 1.5
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by CalTrin\nParticipants will learn practical\, body-
 based self-care skills they can use in real time—during a shift\, between 
 hard interactions\, and at home—to reduce stress load and recover faster. 
 This session teaches quick nervous-system resets (breath\, posture\, orien
 ting\, movement\, and micro-recovery routines) that can also be adapted fo
 r clients and families. We’ll also name the organizational risk of untreat
 ed burnout—shutdown\, compassion fatigue\, and turnover—and identify a few
  team-level habits that protect sustainability.\n\nLearners will:\n\nIdent
 ify common ways stress\, burnout\, and secondary traumatic stress show up 
 in the body\, including fight\, flight\, fawn\, and freeze responses in hi
 gh-impact care work.\nPractice real-time somatic tools—including breath\, 
 posture\, orienting\, grounding\, resistance\, and movement-based strategi
 es—to support regulation during work\, in the field\, and after difficult 
 interactions.\nCreate a practical self-care plan for before\, during\, and
  after hard moments\, using body-based tools that can support recovery\, r
 educe stress load\, and increase sustainability in caregiving roles.\n\nCE
  Hours: 1.5
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260826T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260826T113000
LOCATION:https://www.caltrin.org/trainings/self-care-tools-for-high-impact-
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SUMMARY:Self-Care Tools for High-Impact Teams
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