Project ECHO Behavioral Health Professional Workforce: Creating Cultures of Resiliency 

Creating Cultures of Resiliency for Behavioral Health Professionals through Project ECHO®

This ECHO program is open to all trainees, professionals, and supervisors engaged in the provision of mental and/or behavioral health services. This program will train and support, behavioral health professionals to increase their resilience, self-care, and wellness.

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“The proposed project will fill an urgent need to support overworked and overburdened and behavioral health professionals, creating a more resilient workforce that can continue to provide essential services in their communities.”- Jeff Katzman, MD, Medical Director, Behavioral Healthcare Professional Workforce Resilience ECHO. Professor and Vice-Chair, University of New Mexico, Department of Psychiatry.

Beginning March 28: Resilience Rounds
Bi-monthly sessions on the 2nd & 4th Mondays
3:00 – 4:00 p.m. CT

Beginning April 25: Resilience Workgroups
Weekly on Mondays
2:00 – 3 p.m. CT

This series is offered free of charge; continuing education credits are available. Program topics are included below.