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ASSIST NOW, THE EAP DIVISION OF RECOVERY RESOURCES Shirin Boose, M.Ed., PC/CR

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Page 1: ASSIST NOW, THE EAP DIVISION OF RECOVERY RESOURCES Shirin Boose, M.Ed., PC/CR

ASSIST NOW, THE EAP DIVISION OF RECOVERY RESOURCES

Shirin Boose, M.Ed., PC/CR

Page 2: ASSIST NOW, THE EAP DIVISION OF RECOVERY RESOURCES Shirin Boose, M.Ed., PC/CR

Impact of Stress On the Individual Prolonged exposure to such stressors in the absence of

stress-mediating supports can lead to: Physical health problems:

Cardio Digestive Pain

Excessive behaviors: Increase in alcohol and drug use Gambling Over spending Over eating

Mental health concerns: Anxiety Depression Disengagement from or over involvement in professional and

personal relationships

Page 3: ASSIST NOW, THE EAP DIVISION OF RECOVERY RESOURCES Shirin Boose, M.Ed., PC/CR

Impact of Stress on the Organization At an organizational level stressors

contribute to: Job dissatisfaction, Disengagement, Interpersonal conflict, Decreased productivity, & Turnover (Simmons, Cochran, & Blount,

1997)

Page 4: ASSIST NOW, THE EAP DIVISION OF RECOVERY RESOURCES Shirin Boose, M.Ed., PC/CR

Overview of Micro Level Stress Management Services Resiliency Training

Resiliency training for employees Resiliency Coaching

Individual sessions 360 Personalized Wellness Coaching

Individual sessions Wellness Training Topics

In-person Group Training Webinars

Relaxation Training Group Training Individual Training

Page 5: ASSIST NOW, THE EAP DIVISION OF RECOVERY RESOURCES Shirin Boose, M.Ed., PC/CR

Resiliency Training as a new Trend

Resiliency Training is Replacing Stress Management Training:

This model focuses on teaching employees how to become “steeled” to stressful

situations before they manifest as stress, and to learn from stressful experiences.

Page 6: ASSIST NOW, THE EAP DIVISION OF RECOVERY RESOURCES Shirin Boose, M.Ed., PC/CR

Definition of Resiliency

The “self-righting tendency” of the person, “both the capacity to be bent without

breaking and the capacity, once bent, to spring back.”

-George Vaillant, 1993

Page 7: ASSIST NOW, THE EAP DIVISION OF RECOVERY RESOURCES Shirin Boose, M.Ed., PC/CR

Characteristic of Resilient People Self Efficacy Personal Vision Flexible & Adaptable Organized Problem Solver Emotional Intelligence Intrapersonal Skills Assertive

Page 8: ASSIST NOW, THE EAP DIVISION OF RECOVERY RESOURCES Shirin Boose, M.Ed., PC/CR

Why Resiliency?

• Individuals trained in resiliency have:• more and better defined coping

strategies, • Increased effectiveness of existing

coping skills, • engage in more problem-solving, and • report fewer physical symptoms of

illness.

Page 9: ASSIST NOW, THE EAP DIVISION OF RECOVERY RESOURCES Shirin Boose, M.Ed., PC/CR

Resiliency Training in the Workplace

Companies have found that an effective resiliency program can result in up to a 300% return on

investment per employee.

Page 10: ASSIST NOW, THE EAP DIVISION OF RECOVERY RESOURCES Shirin Boose, M.Ed., PC/CR

What are people saying?

“ I feel more flexible and accepting of change”

“I feel better able to identify solutions” “I am more focused at work” “I can problem solve and prioritize better” “I have learned how to set boundaries

better” “I know when to ask for help and when to

work it out myself” “I feel more in control of my emotions”

Page 11: ASSIST NOW, THE EAP DIVISION OF RECOVERY RESOURCES Shirin Boose, M.Ed., PC/CR

Macro Level Stress Management Services Consultation and Organizational

Assessment Resiliency Coaching Training for

Managers & Organizational Leaders Teaches managers and leaders how to

frame their supervision and interactions with employees in a way that infuses challenges with opportunities to develop, practice, and master a resilient way of being in the world.

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Macro Level Stress Management Services continued Mental Health First Aid

Mental Health First Aid training offers businesses the opportunity to identify and address mental illness and substance abuse in the workplace, which will decrease the financial and opportunity costs of these untreated conditions.

Mental Health First Aid is an evidence-based program designed for the average citizen, which uses role-playing and simulations to demonstrate how to identify, assess, and avert a mental health crisis, select interventions, and provide initial help.

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For More Information

Handouts available today Visit www.assistnow.org Visit www.recres.org Call or email: Shirin Boose at 216-

431-4140 or [email protected]