Recruiting, Selecting, and Retaining Direct Service Workers to Provide Self-Directed HCBS
Module #6: Recognizing and Managing DSW Stress and Burnout
Module Description
The purpose of this training module is to assist individuals, their families, or authorized representatives who self-direct services to understand the risks of stress and burnout for direct service workers (DSW) and how to manage DSW stress and burnout.
Module Objective
Learners will be able to identify the signs of stress and burnout and identify at least two strategies for managing stress and burnout of their DSWs. Learners will be able to describe techniques to manage stress and prevent burnout.
Module Lessons:
Lesson 6.1: Impact of Stress and Burnout on DSWs
Lesson 6.2: Identifying DSW Stress and Burnout
Lesson 6.3: Managing DSW Stress and Building Resiliency
Jody Van Ness, University of Minnesota Institute on Community Integration
Lynda Lahti Anderson, University of Minnesota Institute on Community Integration
Megan Sanders, University of Minnesota Institute on Community Integration
Barbara Kleist, University of Minnesota Institute on Community Integration
Kristin Dean, University of Minnesota Institute on Community Integration
Danielle Mahoehney, University of Minnesota Institute on Community Integration
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