Evidence-based Strategies for Addressing Burnout and Enhancing Well-being for Mental Health Providers-Presentation And Q&A

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Video Summary

In this video, Dr. Amy Cohen introduces the SMI Advisor webinar on evidence-based strategies for addressing burnout and enhancing well-being for mental health providers. The webinar is part of the Clinical Support System for Serious Mental Illness, an APA and SAMHSA initiative. It offers AMA PRA category 1 credit for physicians, continuing education credit for psychologists, and social workers. Dr. Michelle Salyers, Professor of Psychology at Indiana University, gives the presentation on burnout and well-being for mental health providers. She discusses the drivers of burnout, the effects of burnout on clinicians, organizations, and patients, and evidence-based strategies to prevent and reduce burnout. Salyers explains the job demands and resources model, the importance of personal resources, and the role of the organization in addressing burnout. She also discusses theoretical frameworks such as self-determination theory and organizational interventions. Salyers highlights the need for organizational change and provides suggestions for fostering a supportive workplace culture. The webinar concludes with a Q&A session and information on contacting Dr. Salyers for resources or further questions.

Keywords

burnout

well-being

mental health providers

evidence-based strategies

organizational interventions

supportive workplace culture

self-determination theory

job demands and resources model

clinical support system

Q&A session