Emotional resilience, compassion fatigue and having difficult conversations with volunteers
Managing volunteers can sometimes be an emotionally challenging experience.
- Do you have the guidance and support necessary to cope effectively with these situations?
- Have you had useful guidance on saying ‘No’ to volunteers, or on supporting volunteers and /or clients in stressful situations?
This event aims to discuss these crucial issues and offer some practical guidance both on techniques and best practice. With a combination of presentations and interactive workshops from experienced practitioners, this promises to be a busy and rewarding day.
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- ‘What is emotional resilience?’, Debbie Usiskin, Volunteer Engagement Manager, North London Hospice
- ‘Supporting volunteer managers through emotionally challenging situations’, Kathryn Palmer-Skillings, Volunteer Services Manager, London, Macmillan Cancer Support
- ‘How to approach challenging conversations’, Adam Williams, Regional Operations Manager (West of England), St. John Ambulance
- ‘How to manage difficult and challenging conversations – using psychology, neuroscience, empathy and courage’, Mandy Rutter, Consultant
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