People impacted by cancer do better and feel better with psychosocial support. As a professional in the field, you want the best outcome for those in your care. Research shows an increased survival rate and better quality of life for people impacted by cancer who receive psychosocial support. Join us to exchange thoughts, connect with fellow professionals from varied disciplines who also serve and support the oncology population, and learn about psychosocial topics from the experts at Wellness House.
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Friday, November 14 | 8:45 – 10:00 a.m. | ONLINE
Traditional and Non-Traditional Types of Legacy Work
Allison Wenclawski, LCSW
Associate Director of Programs, Wellness House
In the work of supporting individuals impacted by cancer, the idea of creating a legacy is a common practice. There are tools and techniques that help individuals focus on traditional types of legacy, from written testimony, journals, and videos, to broader views of non-traditional legacy, such as reframing experiences and ordinary, everyday actions as a form of legacy. Allison Wenclawski, LCSW, Associate Director of Programs at Wellness House, will provide context for a variety of legacy-making initiatives, with tangible tools to bring to your clinical work.
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1.0 Social Work CEU available for each Professional Perk program.