Presenter: Dan Tomasulo, PhD
This is a special live presentation!
Description:
Just as the oxygen mask must be put on first to ensure your ability to help others, your wellbeing is essential to providing effective support. This one-hour virtual session is designed for professionals offering services and treatment to people with IDD-MH and their families. Dr. Tomasulo will guide attendees through applied positive psychology practices to enhance resilience and wellbeing. Participants will leave with actionable tools and strategies to nurture and sustain both their personal and professional wellbeing.
Objectives:
- Identify and examine key positive psychology practices that enhance resilience and wellbeing for professionals supporting people with IDD-MH and their families.
- Apply strategies from the PERMA+ model to foster and maintain personal and professional wellbeing.
- Develop practical tools for integrating positive psychology techniques into daily professional routines to support long-term resilience and self-care.
This event is part of the National Online Training Series and is available by subscription from the National Center for START Services®. Each month, the NOTS includes a pre-recorded presentation and a live Q&A session with presenters, available to subscribers only. You must be subscribed to our list to receive the recording and access the live Q&A.
How to subscribe: Current START programs are automatically subscribed. Many individuals can access the NOTS for free by partnering with their local START program. If you or your agency are interested in subscribing, please fill out this NOTS interest survey. A member of our training department will connect with you for next steps.
Accommodation Requests: It is our goal to make the NOTS live Q&A accessible for all. CART services will be provided for every live Q&A and does not require an accommodation request. Should you have additional accommodation requests, please complete this form and we will make every reasonable effort to meet that request. Someone from NCSS will contact you about the status of your request.
Disclaimer: Speakers and presenters participating in sessions are encouraged to express their findings, experiences, and conclusions on specific topics. They are selected for their areas of expertise and personal and professional knowledge. Therefore, points of view or opinions of our speakers and presenters do not officially represent the National Center for START Services®, the Institute on Disability, or the University of New Hampshire.
