Drawing on Dr. Pierce’s extensive leadership and training in trauma-informed treatment and service delivery—including ongoing trainings, coaching, and consulting with CYFD, Juvenile Justice Services, APS, and Santa Fe Public Schools — this session focuses on building sustainable resilience for clinicians, leaders in non-profit organizations, and those in the legal field. Participants explore how to understand and skillfully respond to stress, uncertainty, and emotional demands by differentiating worry, anxiety, stress, and overwhelm, and by recognizing how unmanaged stress contributes to burnout. Grounded in evidence-based frameworks such as SPIRE, PERMA+, and emotion regulation models, the presentation emphasizes mindset, mindfulness, self-regulation, and the protective role of connection, kindness, courage, and community. Moving beyond short-term self-care, clinicians are encouraged to adopt sustainable, values-based practices that support long-term well-being, resilience, and meaningful engagement in their work.

There is a $15 registration fee to attend this training. Registration is not confirmed until full payment is received.

Cancellations for paid trainings require registrants cancel 5 business days prior to the start of the training to receive a full refund (minus 2.85% service fee, if paid by credit card). Cancellations received after 5 business days prior to the start of the training are subject to partial or no reimbursement of registration fee.